Sarajevo annonce ses sélections compétitions

par Vassilis Economou

26/07/2021 - En tout, 48 films vont concourir pour les Coeurs de Sarajevo dans les catégories longs-métrages, documentaires, courts-métrages et films d’étudiants ; 18 de ces films sont premières mondiales

Sarajevo annonce ses sélections compétitions

Things Worth Weeping For de Cristina Grosan

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UPDATE (26 July): Women Do Cry [+lire aussi :
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The 27^th Sarajevo Film Festival (SFF, 13-20 August) has announced the full line-ups of its four competition programmes. A total of 48 titles, out of 683 submissions, will be vying for the Heart of Sarajevo Awards in the Feature Film, Documentary Film, Short Film and Student Film sections. This includes 18 world, three international, one European, 24 regional and one national premieres.

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In the Feature Film Competition, Elma Tataragić has picked a total of nine titles to compete for the Heart of Sarajevo for Best Feature Film, which comes with a prize of €16,000. The selection includes two world premieres, both by debutant directors: The Elegy of Laurel [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] by Dušan Kasalica (Montenegro/Serbia) (read the news) and Things Worth Weeping For [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] by Cristina Grosan (Hungary), while the rest of the selected films will enjoy their regional premieres in Sarajevo. The jury of the Feature Film Competition is headed by actress Jasna Đuričić and comprises director and screenwriter Mike Cahill, director and screenwriter Lili Horvát, the artistic director of Viennale Eva Sangiorgi and the executive director of the Austrian Film Commission Martin Schweighofer.

In the Documentary Film section, Rada Šešić has picked 16 titles to compete for the awards, and half of them are set to have their world premieres at Sarajevo, including the features: Disturbed Earth [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] by Máté Kőrösi (Hungary), and ŽŽŽ (Journal About Želimir Žilnik) [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] by Janko Baljak (Serbia), while Sunny [+lire aussi :
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Here is the full list of titles selected for the 27^th Sarajevo Film Festival:

Feature Film Competition

Documentary Film Competition

Bosnian Broadway - Jasmina Beširević (Croatia) (medium-length film)
Disturbed Earth [+lire aussi :
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Divas [+lire aussi :
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Every Sunday - Keti Papadema (Cyprus) (short film)
Factory To The Workers [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] - Srđan Kovačević (Croatia)
Horizon - Tanja Deman (Croatia) (short film)
Landscapes of Resistance [+lire aussi :
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interview : Marta Popivoda
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Les Enfants Terribles [+lire aussi :
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Looking For Horses [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] - Stefan Pavlović (Bosnia and Herzegovina/Netherlands/France)
Recipe For Hate - Filip Čolović (Serbia)
Reconciliation [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] - Marija Zidar (Slovenia/Serbia/Montenegro/Kosovo)
The Same Dream - Vlad Petri (Romania) (short film)
Soldat Ahmet [+lire aussi :
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Sunny [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] - Keti Machavariani (Georgia)
When We Were Them - Danis Tanović, Damir Šagolj (Bosnia and Herzegovina) (short film)
ŽŽŽ (Journal About Želimir Žilnik) [+lire aussi :
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Short Film Competition

Brutalia, Days of Labour - Manolis Mavris (Belgium/Greece)
Displaced - Samir Karahoda (Kosovo)
Everything Ahead - Mate Ugrin (Croatia/France)
From The Balcony - Aris Kaplanidis (Greece)
Heartbreath - Azer Guliev (Azerbaijan)
Intercom 15 - Andrei Epure (Romania)
North Pole - Marija Apchevska (North Macedonia/Serbia)
Penalty Shot - Rok Biček (Croatia/Slovenia/Austria)
Solo Mode - Tamara Kotevska (North Macedonia/Turkey/USA)
Steakhouse - Špela Čadež (Slovenia/Germany/France)

Student Film Competition

Apartment X - Marius Papară (Romania)
Barley - Andrija Mugoša (Montenegro)
Dusk - Bálint Bíró (Hungary/Belgium/Portugal)
Eating Soil - Laura Weissenberger (Austria)
Fonica M-120 - Oliver Rudolf (Hungary)
Love Stories on the Move - Carina-Gabriela Dașoveanu (Romania)
Otava - Lana Bregar (Slovenia)
Reduction - Réka Anna Szakály (Hungary)
Summer Planning - Alexandru Mironescu (Romania)
Wait For Me [+lire aussi :
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When Night Lost - Asteris Tziolas (Greece)
When The Morning Dawns - Karmen Obrdalj (Bosnia and Herzegovina)