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Programme
Why politics at all?
30. november
Club 1, Sarajevo
The new and brilliant generation of Bosnian and Herzegovinian political thinkers discuss whether we need any politics anymore.
Full Moon
30. november
Cinema City, Sarajevo
The real picture of today’s Bosnia and Herzegovina can be seen in just one night in a small police station. Brilliant cast is led by Alban Ukaj, Boris Ler, Ermin Sijamija, Izudin Bajrović, and Mediha Musliović.
Public violence against women
1. december
Club 1, Sarajevo
Is the increased public violence against some public women in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Croatia in the recent months connected with the increased number of murders of women in these countries? Why so many people hate women and abuse them in public? Some of the victims along with the legal experts speak about these subjects.
The Siege
1. december
Cinema City, Sarajevo
The people featured in this film didn’t know what others were saying at the time of their interviews. The story about the city unfolds in an unexpected way. Perhaps some will not like this portrait of Sarajevo, but here we see the essence of it.
In Air
1. december
Cinema City, Sarajevo
The newest film of one of the most famous Bosnian-Herzegovinian director tells the story about the secondary victims of the war – the category completely neglected in this country. Surprisingly, the story often meanders in some funny episodes.
What a Country!
2. december
Cinema City, Sarajevo
This is a tragedy with an absurd twist about the country in transition and unfulfilled patriotic dreams made by a famous Croatian tandem – Mate Matišić, author and Vinko Brešan, director. Cast: Nikša Butijer, Krešimir Mikić, Lazar Ristovski.
The Diary of Diana B.
3. december
Cinema City, Sarajevo
A woman saved thousands of Serb children from being murdered in Jasenovac, a death camp run by the Ustashe NDH regime. This moving film received perhaps the longest standing ovations in the history of the Pula Film Festival. Cast: Alma Prica, Mirjana Karanović, Igor Samobor and Ermin Bravo.
Depth Two
4. december
Cinema City, Sarajevo
Documentary “Depth Two” was a part of research for the feature film “Load” about a gruesome crime and conspiracy to cover it. Each film is a masterpiece and, together, they make a profoundly moving film diptych. An excellent role played by Leon Lučev.
The Load
4. december
Cinema City, Sarajevo
The documentary “Depth Two” was a part of research for the feature film “The Load” about a gruesome crime and conspiracy to cover it. Each film is a masterpiece and, together, they make a profoundly moving film diptych. An extraordinary role played by Leon Lučev.
Hasanaginica
4. december
Youth Theatre, Sarajevo
One of the biggest Balkan stories in a new, exciting vision of Vedrana Božinović, dramaturge and Andras Urban, one of the most significant directors in the Balkans. The fascinating Marta Beres in the leading role.
Testament
5. december
Cinema City, Sarajevo
A unique film-monument presents collective experience of suffering and death in the World War II in the territory of the Independent State of Croatia.
Damir Avdić
5. december
Sarajevo War Theatre, Sarajevo
The most original and provocative musician of the Balkans.
The Use of Man
5. december
Youth Theatre, Sarajevo
Aleksandar Tišma’s masterpiece novel to be presented for the first time as a theatrical play. This is the story of looking for the lost life that never happened. Directed by one of the most sensitive Balkan directors, Boris Liješević.
Young Leadership Programme
6. december
Hotel Europe, Sarajevo
- 09:30–11:00
Challenges of contemporary society
- 11:30–14:00
Freedom and intellect: Does social engagement have any sense?
- 14:30–16:00
Problems of identity
Democracy: Ideal? Option? Problem?
6. december
Youth Theatre, Sarajevo
Georges Papandreou, the former Prime Minister of Greece, talks about democracy from the perspective of the city-state that invented democracy. Why we need democracy today more than ever?
Europe and democracy – Is this the end of politics?
6. december
Youth Theatre, Sarajevo
Is a current state of the affairs in Europe only a crisis of democracy or is it the end of it? An international debate about the most important issue in today’s Europe.
What Would You Give Your Life For?
6. december
National Theatre, Sarajevo
Is there an idea that you would give your life for? A challenging and energetic show, played by young people from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia as if it is exactly what they would be wiling to give their lives for!
Young Leadership Programme
7. december
Hotel Europe, Sarajevo
- 10:00
Screening of the film “The Siege”
- 11:30–12:30
Q&A with Remy Ourdan
- 14:30–16:00
Why truth matters?
Western Balkans on the Crossroad – Future of the Euroatlantic Integrations
7. december
Club 1, Sarajevo
Fake history, true consequences
7. december
Youth Theatre, Sarajevo
Some of the finest Balkan historians discuss how re-writing history distorts our present.
Ajvar
7. december
Cinema City, Sarajevo
They left the country; they return to visit their families; they live in between the worlds…An emotional story directed in a classic style by Ana Maria Rossi with phenomenal cast led by Sergej Trifunović, Nataša Ninković and Vesna Čipčić.
I am..
7. december
Cinema City, Sarajevo
An amazing portrait of the new European inhabitants by a great Italian photographer Luisa Menazzi Moretti.
Songs of Liberation
7. december
Sarajevo War Theatre, Sarajevo
Emblematic songs of the 20th century in new and wonderful arrangements by Dino Šukalo and fascinating rendition by Marija Šestić and Narcis Zečić.
Young Leadership Programme
8. december
Hotel Europe, Sarajevo
- 09:30–11:00
Europe's newcomers
- 11:30–14:00
Why dictatorships do not like cafe-bars?
- 14:30–16:00
Masterclass: Art, Environment and Sustainability
Tartuffe
8. december
National Theatre, Sarajevo
Project authored by Igor Vuk Torbica and co-produced by the Serbian National Theatre in Novi Sad and National Theatre in Sombor; a contemporary version of the classic play by Moliere.
You Fascists Bound to Lose
8. december
Club 1, Sarajevo
The Classics of American Political Songs; Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan in brilliant rendition by professors of Political Science and musicians!
Young Leadership Programme
9. december
National theatre, Mostar
- 13:00–14:30
Problems of identity
- 15:00–16:30
Reasons to go; Reasons to stay
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Vision 2030: Where are we going?
9. december
National theatre, Mostar
Some of the most experienced ex-politicians in the Balkans talk about the future perspectives for the region.
Indecent Proposal
9. december
National theatre, Mostar
A prostitute is pressured to falsely accuse an immigrant. Who is immoral in this story? A powerful cast lead by Mina Pavlica and Miloš Lazić.
Young Leadership Programme
10. december
City theatre Jazavac, Banja Luka
- 13:00–14:30
Problems of identity
- 15:00–16:30
Reasons to go; Reasons to stay
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The challenges of our age and the quest for a prosperous society
10. december
City theatre Jazavac, Banja Luka
Can we find answer to all the challenges of our modern age?
Songs of Liberation
10. december
City theatre Jazavac, Banja Luka
Emblematic songs of the 20th century in new and wonderful arrangements by Dino Šukalo and fascinating rendition by Marija Šestić and Narcis Zečić.