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BALKAN DOX
The Stone Speakers
Kameni Govornici
Regjisor/e
Igor Drljača
Producentët
Albert Shin
Igor Drljača
Kinematografia
Amel Djikoli
Editimi
Igor Drljača
Zërimi
Aaron Mirkin
Webfaqja Zyrtare e Filmit
2018
Canada, Bosnia and Herzegovina
32 min
Color
Bosnja dhe Hercegovina e ditës së sotme është një shtet që akoma lëkundet nga lufta civile e fillimviteve ’90. Ekonomia e Bosnjës nuk u rimëkëmb kurrë, dhe shteti mbetet i ndarë. Në mënyrë që të përballojnë, shumë qytete janë transformuar në destinacione unike turistike që përmbledhin historinë, fenë, politikën dhe folklorin. Vendet turistike të promovuara nuk janë vetëm një reflektim i përpjekjeve të njerëzve për të krijuar jetesën por edhe si mjet për të promovuar dhe krijuar rrëfime konkurruese për të shkuarën, të tashmen dhe të ardhmen e vendit. The Stone Speakers eksploron katër qytete në Bosnje dhe Hercegovinë përmes turizmit të tyre, duke i zbuluar ngadalë këto rrëfime konkurruese.
Biografia e Regjisorëve
Born in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Igor
Drljača completed his Masterʼs in Film Production at
York Universityʼs graduate program in 2011. He is
the recipient of the Ontario Art Council's K.M.
Hunter artist award for media arts in 2014. His
award winning shorts include Woman in Purple
(2010), and The Fuse: or How I Burned Simon Bolivar
(2011), which have screened at hundreds of festivals,
including: South by Southwest, Toronto, Telluride,
Tampere, Palm Springs Shortfest, Vancouver and
Melbourne. In 2013, The Fuse was nominated as best
short documentary at the Canadian Screen Awards.
His critically acclaimed debut feature Krivina (2012)
premiered at TIFF and had its international premiere
at Rotterdam. He co-produced Albert Shinʼs In Her
Place (2014), which received 7 CSA nominations,
including best picture.
Drljača completed his Masterʼs in Film Production at
York Universityʼs graduate program in 2011. He is
the recipient of the Ontario Art Council's K.M.
Hunter artist award for media arts in 2014. His
award winning shorts include Woman in Purple
(2010), and The Fuse: or How I Burned Simon Bolivar
(2011), which have screened at hundreds of festivals,
including: South by Southwest, Toronto, Telluride,
Tampere, Palm Springs Shortfest, Vancouver and
Melbourne. In 2013, The Fuse was nominated as best
short documentary at the Canadian Screen Awards.
His critically acclaimed debut feature Krivina (2012)
premiered at TIFF and had its international premiere
at Rotterdam. He co-produced Albert Shinʼs In Her
Place (2014), which received 7 CSA nominations,
including best picture.
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