The 24th CineLink Industry Days took place at 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, where projects in different formats and stages of development from Southeast Europe and the MENA region were presented.
The Family Zone on Franca Lehara Street in Sarajevo is a central hub during the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, where visitors can enjoy entertainment, music, and sports activities throughout the day.
In Dina Duma’s SKATEBOARDING IS NOT FOR GIRLS, skateboarding becomes one of the last things that make young Adela feel like she still belongs to herself.
A sensitive documentary about the metamorphosis of a boy named Yorgos, whose world of insects becomes an important link between his lonely childhood and growing up. The film BUGBOY will be screened in Competition Programme – Documentary Film .
YOU DON’T BELONG HERE explores the intimate, yet fragile relationship between a father and son, masculinity, and parental expectations. A film will be screened in Competition Programme – Narrative Feature Film.
What starts as an ordinary school trip turns into a psychological drama when a boy named Zoza speaks out about his best friend's suicide and brutal bullying, only to become the victim of a cruel betrayal himself.
I was so happy to discover this Festival and I'm happy to see how the Sarajevo Film Festival has shaped itself over the past years: it's a special cinematic identity, said Farhadi.
The film ALL WE HAVE IS US follows the five-year struggle of activists from Chile and Serbia against the Rio Tinto lithium mine, showing the personal cost of environmental resistance.
A retired Georgian film star embarks on a cathartic journey of self-transformation after accepting a bizarre and unsympathetic supporting role in a young director's debut feature.
On a snowy Zagreb night in 1983, a stranger inexplicably turns up at Zorka Vasiljević’s flat claiming he has arrived from the future using a time machine.
