After a hiatus of several months, resumed the activity on the blog while I announce We are already working on a new edition of the show this year will be held from 1 to 8 April. Until the time, our recommendation is that this afternoon or tomorrow night to go near Zaragoza Film Institute. Releases in your cycle, which begins today, is scheduled Honeymoons (Medeni mesec, 2009), the Serbian director Goran Paskaljevic , author among others of the great The Powder Keg (Bure Baruta, 1998). The film won the Golden Spike and the FIPRESCI Prize at the International Film Festival Valladolid 2009. The film opened in theaters on April 30, 2010, but came to our city, but in Aragon was seen at the close of Huesca Film Festival 2010, and is now recovered by the Film. This book talks about how prejudice and intolerance, planted for many years in much of Europe and in particular between Serbs and Albanians are still in force and affect future generations. A film to reflect, discuss and extremely interesting that you ought to lose. Synopsis: Hoping for a better life, two young couples leave their respective countries. Melinda and Nik leave Albania to go by boat to Italy, where they hope to live out their forbidden love. Vera and leave Marko Serbia by train to Austria, through Hungary. Marko, a talented cellist, have the opportunity to enter the Vienna Philharmonic. But the problems start to reach the border but have the paperwork in order. Although they have nothing to do with a serious incident that occurred last night in Kosovo, they arrest due to a series of unfortunate coincidences. His hope of realizing their dreams in Europe, synonymous with Promised Land, they vanish. Unfortunately, some time ago that the youth of the Balkans is paying for the mistakes of previous generations ...
0 comments:
Post a Comment