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Among the 51 films in the competition programmes of the Sarajevo festival, several Slovenian creations
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Among the 51 films in the competition programmes of the Sarajevo festival, several Slovenian creations

The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, running from August 14th to 21st, will feature 51 competing films, including several Slovenian productions. The festival, established in 1995 during the Siege of Sarajevo, opens with Pawł Pawlikowski’s 'Očetnjava' and honors Asghar Farhadi. Among the entries are multiple films by female directors, highlighting diversity in regional cinema. Slovenian contributions include works like 'Vse, kar je narobe s tob' by Urša Menart and animated short 'Kozmonavti' by Lea Černic. The selection committee reviewed over 1,215 films, emphasizing contemporary regional cinematography. The jury will be chaired by Emily Watson.

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Among the 51 films in the competition programmes of the Sarajevo festival, several Slovenian creations

The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, running from August 14th to 21st, will feature 51 competing films, including several Slovenian productions. The festival, established in 1995 during the Siege of Sarajevo, opens with Pawł Pawlikowski’s 'Očetnjava' and honors Asghar Farhadi. Among the entries are multiple films by female directors, highlighting diversity in regional cinema. Slovenian contributions include works like 'Vse, kar je narobe s tob' by Urša Menart and animated short 'Kozmonavti' by Lea Černic. The selection committee reviewed over 1,215 films, emphasizing contemporary regional cinematography. The jury will be chaired by Emily Watson.

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