[1] After completing her education at the University of Belgrade, Ćuić pursued a career as a poet, writing patriotic poems.
[3] She was nominated on behalf of a citizens group [sr] (grupa građana) after gathering signatures from friends, driving school associates, and Red Star athletes.
[1] Ćuić was not politically active prior and after the election, saying that she entered the race with "a great desire to present myself to the people as a Serbian woman" (velika želja da se narodu predstavim kao Srpkinja) and because she "loved [Serbia], and I did not see that in other politicians" (volim [Srbiju], a videla sam da to nije slučaj sa ostalim političarima).
[4] "Whoever throws a cigarette butt on the street has done evil to all mankind" (Ko baci opušak na ulicu, učinio je zlo celom čovečanstvu), Ćuić declared during the elections.
[3] Additionally, during her television presentation, she said that "as president, I will not allow top athletes to eat in Studentski Grad" (kao predsednik neću dozvoliti da se vrhunski sportisti hrane u Studentskom gradu).
[4] Ćuić declared that she "was not interested in other nations and religions" (ne interesuju me druge nacije i vere) and that she wanted Serbia to take over the land of Albania and Romania, for everyone to write in Cyrillic script and speak Serbian.
[4] On foreign policy, she favoured isolationism and wrote a letter to George H. W. Bush during the elections, claiming that he was ethnically Albanian.
[11][12] Srđa Vučo, the documentary's producer, stated that Ćuić was "the last one who entered the film because we realised that something was missing" (poslednja ušla u film jer smo shvatili da nešto fali), and he argued that she is a figure "who is not mentioned by anyone despite being a historically important person" (koju niko ne spominje a istorijski je bitna ličnost).
[11][13] The documentary also featured presidential candidates Dragan Jovanović of the Green Party and Milan Mladenović, as well as parliamentary candidate Savo Nešković of the Great Rock 'n' Roll Party and Serbian Renewal Movement member Milorad Jakšić Fanđo.