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Synopsis Grebo and his very pregnant wife Liliane are taking a well-deserved vacation at a popular Adriatic seaside resort. All inclusive! All the sun, swimming and fun that their hearts desire. What could possibly go wrong on such an idyllic holiday? At open-mike night, Grebo seduces the resort crowd and reminds his loving French wife of the Sarajevo rocker she fell in love with. But the evening’s big surpise is the young couple’s meeting with mysterious Flora. The charismatic young woman will soon put their young marriage to the test. Past secrets cannot stay hidden for long on Love Island. Summer fun at a seaside resort and a bold look at modern relationships from Jasmila ŽbaniĆ, director of Grbavica (2006 Berlinale Golden Bear), On The Path (Na Putu) and For Those Who Can Tell No Tales. In only a few years, actress Ariane Labed has established a truly international film career, performing in Greek, French, English Main Cast and even some Croatian and Bosnian. She burst onto the scene with Greek director Athina Rachel Tsangari's Attenberg, which won her the Venice Film Festival's Best Actress Award in 2010. In addition to Bosnian director Jasmila ŽbaniĆ's Love Island, Ariane's other feature credits include US director Richard Linklater's Before Midnight, Canadian director Guy Ariane Labed Maddin's Spiritisme and French director Fabienne Godet's Une Place Sur La Terre. Ariane played a determined gymnast in as Liliane Yorgos Lanthimos' ALPS and she will soon be seen in that Greek director's upcoming English-language feature The Lobster. -
The Trap of the Transitionin the Recent Cinema of Bosnia And
DOI: 10.11649/ch.2014.014 Colloquia Humanistica 3 (2014) Multiple Biographies, Transcultural Experience Institute of Slavic Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences COLLOQUIA HUMANISTICA Tomasz Rawski Katarzyna Roman Institute of Sociology, Institute of Russian Studies, University of Warsaw University of Warsaw How to Escape? The Trap of the Transition in the Recent Cinema of Bosnia and Herzegovina (2000-2012) Abstract The paper concerns the latest cinema of Bosnia and Herzegovina (2000-2012). Focusing on the cinema of social criticism (represented by movies which try to rethink the new socio-political order gradually emerging in BiH after the war of 1992-95), the authors recognize the Bosnian society as a community captured in the trap of an unfinished system transition. The story of the Bosnian society, simultaneously stuck in a dysfunctional and oppressive state and completely devoid of any prospects for the improvement of this situation, seems to be dominated by several escape strategies into an alternative reality: the nostalgic past, the imagined present or the utopian future. In that sense, the Bosnian cinema of social criticism turns out to be a cinema of social escapism. Key words: Bosnia and Herzegovina; Bosnian cinema; social escapism; post- war society Introduction t is not easy to talk about the present-day Bosnia and Herzegovina I(below abbr. as: BiH) without the war in the background. Film artists continuously face the trauma of the first half of the 1990s and continue This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 PL License (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/pl/), which permits redistribution, commercial and non-commercial, provided that the article is properly cited. -
Bh. Film 2014 / 2015
BH. FILM 2014 / 2015 Udruženje filmskih radnika u BiH Association of Filmmakers in BiH Branilaca Sarajeva 20/III, 71000 Sarajevo Bosnia and Herzegovina Tel. / fax.: +387 33 667 452 [email protected] www.bhfilm.ba 4 KRATKA HISTORIJA UDRUŽENJA FILMSKIH RADNIKA BIH Kontakt/Contact: SHORT HISTORY OF THE ASSOCIATION OF Udruženje filmskih radnika u BiH Association of Filmmakers in BiH FILMMAKERS OF BIH Branilaca Sarajeva 20/III, 71000 Sarajevo Bosna i Hercegovina Tel. / fax.: +387 33 667 452 [email protected] www.bhfilm.ba Udruženje filmskih radnika Bosne i Hercegovine je profesionalna Udruženje također aktivno učestvuje u formiranju i usmjeravanju bh. organizacija koja okuplja filmske radnike, autore i umjetnike, one koji kinematografije. Samo u toku prethodnih 14 godina naši članovi osvojili profesionalno obavljaju poslove iz filmske djelatnosti. Udruženje je su najprestižnije filmske nagrade, i to: Danis Tanović - nagradu Američke osnovano 1950. godine, pod nazivom Savez filmskih radnika BiH. Tada akademije OSCAR za film NIČIJA ZEMLJA, Ahmed Imamović - FELIX-a, je ova organizacija brojala oko 20 članova, među kojima su najistaknutiji nagradu Europske filmske akademije, za film 10 MINUTA, Srđan Vuletić bili njegovi osnivači: Žika Ristić, Mišo Finci, Pjer Majhrovski, Eduard - Tigra Rotterdam Film Festivala za film LJETO U ZLATNOJ DOLINI, Pjer Bogdanić, Kaća Rundo, Slobodan Jovičić, Tomo Janić i Đokica Jolić. Prva Žalica - Nagradu Sarajevo Film Festivala i Srebrenog Leoparda Locarno predsjednica Udruženja bila je Sida Marjanović, a generalni sekretar Pjer Film Festivala za GORI VATRA, Jasmila Žbanić - Zlatnog medvjeda za Majhrovski. najbolji film na Berlinaleu 2006. za film GRBAVICA, Aide Begić - Grand Prix Semaine de la Critique Cannes Film Festivala za film SNIJEG, Danis Na inicijativu Udruženja filmskih radnika BiH dolazi do formiranja Tanović za film EPIZODA U ŽIVOTU BERAČA ŽELJEZA osvojio je Srebrenog posebnog preduzeća za snimanje dokumentarnih filmova - Studio filma. -
Transitional Justice in Post-Yugoslav Countries Report for 2010 - 2011
Transitional Justice in Post-Yugoslav Countries Report for 2010 - 2011 1 Fond za humanitarno pravo 2 Fond za humanitarno pravo I. Summary War Crimes Trials Trials for war crimes committed in the armed conflicts in the period from January 1991 until June 1999 are conducted in all successor countries of the former Yugoslavia except in Macedonia. What is typical of all of these trials is that they last a long time and victims are not informed about the progress made in the proceedings. The uncoordinated judicial practice in the application of the laws for the prosecution of war crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina seriously jeopardizes the equality of the suspects, defendants and convicts before the law. The Criminal Code of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is applied in war crimes trials at the entity level and in Brčko District, while the BiH Court applies the Criminal Code of BiH. The Supreme Court of BiH has not yet been instituted because of the resistance of the Republic of Srpska, which invokes the Dayton Agreement, and the appeals procedure is thus under the jurisdiction of the BiH Court, which also handles cases in the first instance. The transfer of jurisdiction for war crimes trials to the lower courts is slow. In the period from 2006 until late 2011, a total of 83 cases were transferred to courts that have territorial jurisdiction. A total of 52 of these cases were transferred to courts in the Federation of BiH, 27 to courts in the Republic of Srpska, and one case to the Basic Court of the Brcko District of BiH.