
A personal summer travelogue through non-personal memories, collective personal ideals, and personal collective collectives. An old, once-upon-a-time country, reborn and undone in the blink of an eye.
A personal summer travelogue through non-personal memories, collective personal ideals, and personal collective collectives. An old, once-upon-a-time country, reborn and undone in the blink of an eye.
In this cinema vérité film without words, the Bosnian director follows an ordinary workers’ day. Their job ultimately shapes the destiny of thousands who are still waiting to bury their loved ones murdered in the last war.
Three Roma women and their attempts to escape from patriarchal structures.
An encounter that might make a teenage girl’s dreams come true. Poetic and observant, this short documentary follows the life of refugees.
The grief of a mother who lost her son to a sniper narrated through the portrait of the operator of a legendary Sarajevo cinema that served as an air-raid shelter during the war.
On the 100th anniversary of the assassination that triggered the First World War: observations at the scene of the event in Sarajevo. A multilayered reflection on the open character of history.
The anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide is attended by thousands every year.
“Monuments are good for nothing.” As monuments and museums rise around the fixed camera’s field of vision, “SK 2014” deconstructs a regime’s absurdity.
The one image that could be the key to one’s identity, one’s past, no longer exists. But the search for it reveals something that’s worth being looked at.
Animated film in Bosnia and Herzegovina is not very dynamic. Ramadan, one of its rising young talents, learned everything on his own.
Moments in the life of a young Japanese filmmaker in Bosnia, charged with acoustic and visual poetry. Buoyant and essayistic entries in a process of self- and world-reassurance.
Different people are watching football at different places on earth and in space. While the game connects them all, every one of them has his or her own problems to cope with.
Every house hides loves. Our loves, somebody else’s loves. Each questions us: what do we know about love?
Šejla Kamerić knits love stories, knits secrets, whispers, passages.