An impressive line-up of films for this year's Sarajevo Film Festival, which will include a total of fifty films, among which there will be fifteen world premieres. I won't post the whole list here, but you can take a look at Screen Daily for all the details. Here are some of the potential highlights:
Feature Film Competition
- Carmen (Doru Nitescu) - Romania
- In Bloom (Nana Ekvtimishvili and Simon Gross) - Georgia
- Runaway Day (Dimitris Bavellas) - Greece
- Soldate Jeannette (Daniel Hoesl) - Austria
- A Stranger (Bobo Jelcic) - Bosnia and Herzegovina / Croatia
- Talea (Katharina Muckstein) - Austria
- When Evening Falls on Bucharest or Metabolism (Corneliu Porumboiu) - Romania
- With Mum (Faruk Loncarevic) - Bosnia and Herzegovina / Germany
- Wolf (Bogdan Mustata) - Romania
Among the films screening in the In Focus Programme are Ulrich Seidl's Paradise trilogy. I thought Paradise: Love was very good when I saw it several months back, and in a few weeks I'll be catching parts two and three, Paradise: Faith and Paradise: Hope.
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