The Scorpions - A Home Movie

This documentary examines the operations of the Scorpions, a Serbian paramilitary group active during the Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s. Created by security services to carry out clandestine tasks in the Balkans, the unit is analyzed through testimonies from former members and the group's own recorded footage. The film details their conduct toward Bosnian Muslims, specifically documenting the July 1995 murders of six individuals, including minors, in Srebrenica. Archival materials from the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the Humanitarian Law Center are used to illustrate the group's actions.

Written and directed by Lazar Stojanović, the film was produced by Fond za humanitarno pravo and released in 2007. It features appearances by Slobodan Medić, who served as the commander, alongside Aleksandar Medić, Pera Petrašević, and witness Goran Stoparić. The production is a Serbian historical documentary with a runtime of 51 minutes.