Alerik
Vuk Mitevski
Coming from the Balkans, this imaginative animation deals quite philosophically with the war and its impact on young people who were forced to join the army.
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Alerik
Animated Film
Germany,
North Macedonia
2013
15 minutes
Subtitles:
No
Credits
Producer
Labina Mitevska, Katrin Böhringer
Director
Vuk Mitevski
Cinematographer
Virginie Saint-Martine, Antoine Bellem
Editor
Nick Gaster
Script
Teona Strugar Mitevska
Coming from the Balkans, this imaginative animation deals quite philosophically with the war and its impact on young people who were forced to join the army. The director’s choice of textures and colours along with the unusual camera movements and careful sound design create an exquisite visual style.
Rada Šešić
Rada Šešić
Screens
Hanna Slak
The anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide is attended by thousands every year.
Screens
Documentary Film
Bosnia-Herzegovina,
Germany,
Slovenia
2013
8 minutes
Subtitles:
English
Credits
Producer
Guillaume Cailleau, CaSk Films
Director
Hanna Slak
Editor
Hanna Slak
Sound
Markus Krohn
The anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide is attended by thousands every year. The talented Slovenian film maker, who was researching her debut feature film when she made this ingenious miniature, focuses on screens: umbrellas to screen people from the sun and other people’s gaze, and those of mobile phone cameras.
Rada Šešić
Rada Šešić
The Seamstresses
Biljana Garvanlieva
In a small provincial town the women work while most of the men are unemployed. Whatever their education women can only work in the local factory as seamstresses.
The Seamstresses
Documentary Film
Germany,
North Macedonia
2011
30 minutes
Subtitles:
English
Credits
Producer
Maria Wischnewski, Anahita Nazemi, Ognen Antov, Christian Beetz
Director
Biljana Garvanlieva
Music
Robert Rabenalt, Anja Dolak
Cinematographer
Dimo Popov, Manuel Zimmer
Editor
André Nier
Script
Biljana Garvanlieva
Sound
Manuel Zimmer, Darko Boskovski, Bratislav Zafirovski
In a small provincial town the women work while most of the men are unemployed. Whatever their education women can only work in the local factory as seamstresses. Their small salary does not allow them to buy even one of the blouses they make. The film intelligently questions what good globalisation brings us and what may become of our dreams.
Rada Šešić
Rada Šešić
