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NajsreЌniot čovek na svetot / Najsretniji čovjek (The happiest man in the world)

Orizzonti
Director:
Teona Strugar Mitevska
Production:
Sisters and Brother Mitevski (Labina Mitevska) Entre Chien et Loup (Sébastien Delloye) Vertigo (Danijel Hočevar) Frau film (Maria Møller Christoffersen) Terminal 3 (Vanja Sremac) SCCA/pro.ba (Amra Bakšić Čamo, Adis Đapo) in coproduction with Belga Productions
Running Time:
95’
Language:
Bosniac
Country:
North Macedonia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Belgium, Croatia, Denmark, Slovenia
Main Cast:
Jelena Kordić Kuret, Adnan Omerović, Labina Mitevska, Ana Kostovska, Ksenija Marinković, Izudin Bajrović, Irma Alimanović, Vedrana Božinović, Mona Muratović, Nikolina Kujača ,Siniša Vidović, Kemal Rizvanović
Screenplay:
Elma Tataragić, Teona Strugar Mitevska
Cinematographer:
Virginie Saint Martin
Editor:
Per K. Kirkegaard
Production Designer:
Vuk Mitevski
Costume Designer:
Monika Lorber
Sound:
Ingrid Simon, Kristoffer Salting, Viktor Grabar
With the participation of:Pyramide

Synopsis

Asja, a 40-year-old single woman lives in Sarajevo. In order to meet new people, she ends up spending her Saturday in a speed dating event. She is matched with Zoran, a 43-year-old banker. However, Zoran is not looking for love, but forgiveness.

Director’s Statement

What defines us: our ethnicity, religion, gender? What divides us or unites us? This is a story about precariousness of life, about chance encounters that bring together the aggressor and the victim, reviving the painful past; this is a story of impossible connections, of love and absurdity. The film begins as a humor-driven excursion and develops into a mountain of experiences, as the characters seek recognition and responsibility to reach a point of forgiveness. I see this film as a symphony of choreographed movements unpacking layers of emotions which slowly entangle the viewer to a point of vertigo-like state. Location is essential: an 80’s hotel, built in brutalist architectural style, witness to Ex-Yugoslav past, and then there is the injured city of Sarajevo, a testament to open wounds and pains of former times.

Production/Distribution

PRODUCTION 1: Labina Mitevska – Sisters and Brother Mitevski
F. Ruzvelt 4-38
1000 – Skopje, North Macedonia
Tel. +389 77690688
labina@sistersandbrothermitevski.com
http://www.sistersandbrothermitevski.com

PRODUCTION 2: Sebastien Delloye – Entre chien et loup
Rue de la Luzerne 40-42
1030 – Brussels, Belgium
Tel. +32 27364813
sebastien@entrechienetloup.be
http://www.entrechienetloup.be

PRODUCTION 3: Danijel Hocevar – Vertigo
Metelkova 6
1000 – Ljubljana, Slovenia
Tel. +386 41645267
danijel@vertigo.si
http://www.vertigo.si

PRODUCTION 4: Maria Møller Christoffersen – FRAU FILM
Wildersgade 32
1408 – Copenhagen, Denmark
Tel. +45 28901506
maria@fraufilm.dk
http://www.beofilm.dk

OTHER COPRODUCTIONS: Terminal 3 Croatia) Vanja Sremac: vanjasremac@gmail.com, PROBA BA Bosnian -Herzegovina) Amra Baksic Camo: amra@pro.ba

WORLD SALES: Eric Lagesse – Pyramide International
32 rue de l’Echiquier
75010 – Paris, France
Tel. +33 142960220
sales@pyramidefilms.com
http://www.pyramidefilms.com

PRESS OFFICE: Viviana Andriani – Rendez-vous
viviana@rv-press.com


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