Dan Grabnar’s short film “Komšija” premieres at Sarajevo Film Festival

Dan Grabnar Komšija Sarajevo Film Festival student protests police violence

The short film “Komšija”, directed by Dan Grabnar, had its world premiere at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival as part of the Students’ Short Film programme. The film stars Milan Marić as a police officer who, during an intervention at a protest, recognises a neighbour among the demonstrators. Grabnar explains that the film was made to document the ongoing student protests and police violence in Serbia and that he treated the project as a therapeutic means to process the events. He notes the film was created with a modest budget and aims to raise public awareness of the issue while offering no definitive solutions.

Entities: Dan Grabnar · Faculty of Dramatic Arts (Belgrade) · Ivan · Komšija · Komšija · Milan Marić · Sarajevo Film Festival · Sarajevo Film Festival · Serbia

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[○ 1 SOURCE] The film is part of the Students’ Short Film programme at the Sarajevo Film Festival. (01c81529-803e-4014-bcc9-c8f70e71a7f8)
[○ 1 SOURCE] The short film “Komšija” had its world premiere at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival. (01c81529-803e-4014-bcc9-c8f70e71a7f8)
[○ 1 SOURCE] The film “Komšija” is directed by Dan Grabnar. (760d2271-e557-461a-8a39-21cafd97dd93)
[○ 1 SOURCE] The film depicts a police officer who recognises a neighbour during a protest. (760d2271-e557-461a-8a39-21cafd97dd93)
[○ 1 SOURCE] The director used the film as a therapeutic tool to process the protests. (760d2271-e557-461a-8a39-21cafd97dd93)
[○ 1 SOURCE] Milan Marić stars in the film “Komšija”. (760d2271-e557-461a-8a39-21cafd97dd93)
[○ 1 SOURCE] The film directly addresses student protests and police violence in Serbia. (760d2271-e557-461a-8a39-21cafd97dd93)