Sarajevo review: Bottlemen (2023)
“Bottlemen” is playful, engaging and emotionally charged.
Marko Stojiljković
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Sarajevo review: Pero (2023)
“Pero” is an instant classic that serves as an evidence of how hardship can nurture creativity.
Sarajevo review: Silence Of Reason( 2023)
Novakova’s approach proves to be right to get the desired effect, prove the point and leave the lasting impression.
Sarajevo review: Deserters (2022)
“Deserters” is about sincere emotions and no pretense, but it also serves as (…)
Sarajevo review: What’s To be done? (2023)
“What’s to Be Done?” does not only serve as a chronicle of social struggle, but also (…)
Sarajevo review: Valerija (2023)
In addition to writing and directing the film, Sara Jurinčić also did the animation and the video-art herself.
Sarajevo review: Hug (2023)
Mandić creates a meditation on life itself
Sarajevo review: My Muslim Husband (2023)
“My Muslim Husband” is another collection of scenes from a marriage that could work with the religious “spice” or without it.
Locarno review: Been There (2023)
When the ground rules are established, the filmmaker is the real “elephant in the room”
