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Premiere of Serbian protest documentary film

Overview

The short film ‘Komšija’, directed by Dan Grabnar, premiered at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival as part of the Students’ Short Film programme. The film, starring Milan Marić, depicts a police officer who recognizes a neighbor during a protest intervention.

Grabnar stated the film was created to document student protests and police violence in Serbia, serving as a “therapeutic means to process the events.” Produced on a modest budget, the project aims to raise public awareness regarding these issues.

Entities

Haris Dubica · Džejla Ramović · Tarik Filipović · Serbia · Sarajevo Film Festival

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Timeline

  1. 17 days ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Sarajevo's Svrzina kuća hosts filming for ‘Pisma snova’

    Filming for Haris Dubica’s ‘Pisma snova’ has continued at Sarajevo’s historic Svrzina kuća, featuring actors Tarik Filipović and Džejla Ramović in a story exploring love and migration in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

  2. about 2 months ago

    [CULTURE] 17 sources
    Dan Grabnar’s short film “Komšija” premieres at Sarajevo Film Festival

    Dan Grabnar’s short film “Komšija”, about Serbian student protests, premiered at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, starring Milan Marić and depicting a police officer recognizing a neighbour during a protest.

Sources

24ur.com · inmedia.ba · visitbih.ba