Credits: screenplay: Mustafa Hadžiibrahimović, Naida Ribić; director of photography: Özgür Mert; editor: Bülent Moran; music: Nerko Hadžiarapović, Dženan Selmanagić; sound: Serçan Türk, Kivanç Sarikus ;

Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Year: 2012

Running time: 59

Colour: Colour

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“Neki Drugi Svijet” (Some Other World) is a documentary film conceived as an intimate portrayal of the Halilbeyli village and its residents. Halilbeyli is approximately 40 kilimeteres from the Turkish coastal city of Izmir. Besides the Turkish language, the majority of the 2300 people living in the village also speak an old variant of the Bosnian language. Halilbeyli was founded by Bosniaks, predominantly from Herzegovina, who moved to the area at the end of the 19th century. To this day, the descendants of these settlers maintained their language, culture and customs. They represent a time which has disappeared, or is slowly fading away. The movie depicts an authentic picture of the life of Turkish citizens whose roots are in Bosnia and Herzegovina.