SEEfest Catalogue 2011

FESTIVAL LOCATIONS
THURSDAY 4/28 - SUNDAY 5/1
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WHO WE ARE
Founded in 2002, the South East European Film Festival pioneered
the concept of regional, cross-border programming with issuedriven films that tell a larger story about South East Europe, where
borders of all kinds are fluid and porous just as often as poisonous.
By presenting multiple points of view from this troubled region, the
festival unlocks delicate doors into human existence, highlighting
concerns of our time that resonate with American audiences.
Through year-round film screenings, art picnics, a business
conference, and other events, collaboration with diplomatic/cultural/
arts/media partners and youth volunteers in Los Angeles and other
U.S. cities, SEE FEST also serves as a resource for educators, young
scholars, youth volunteers and the media.
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PATRON SPONSORS
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GYPSY SPIRIT: HARRI STOJKA, A JOURNEY
Bon voyage,
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And congratulates the festival on its engaging program with
great films from South East Europe.
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PROGRAM
APRIL 28 - MAY 1
GOETHE-INSTITUT LOS ANGELES
THURSDAY, APRIL 28
This evening is made possible with the support of Alan M. Strasburg.
SHELTER (Podslon) | 7:00 pm
Bulgaria, 2010, feature; 88 min; North American Premiere
Writer/Director: Dragomir Sholev
Producer: Rossitsa Valkanova
Dragomir Sholev
A boy on the verge of adolescence in the post-communist no man’s land quietly
rips through the last vestiges of his parents’ old world in this impressively directed
debut feature from newcomer writer-director
Dragomir Sholev. With excellent cast (Cvetan
Daskalov, Yanina Kasheva, Kaloyan Siriiski,
Irena Hristoskova, Silvia Gerina) and beautifully
photographed by Krum Rodriguez, the film was
co-written by Romanian Razvan Radulescu (“The
Death of Mr. Lazarescu”, “Paper Will Be Blue”,
“Tuesday after Christmas” among others).
DAD (Oča) | 8:45
Slovenia, 2010, feature; 70 min, North American Premiere
Writer/Director: Vlado Škafar
Producer: Frenk Celarc
Vlado Škafar
A young boy whose parents are divorced finally gets to spend some time with his dad.
On a beautiful summer day the two of them go fishing, surrounded by unspoiled nature,
as if they were alone in the world. As emotions slowly surface, the distant world around
them eventually steps in... Venice Critics’
Week programmers wrote that Dad was “a
film of suggestive images, evocative sounds,
lyrical connections and secret intermittences
of the heart...” and the film’s spirituality “is
worthy of the masterpieces by Tarkovsky
and Sokurov.” Following the documentary
“Letter to a Child,” this is director Škafar’s
feature debut. He is currently working on
“Mom,” the last installment of the trilogy.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 29
APNEA (απνοια) | 6:30 pm
Greece, 2010, feature, 87 min; U.S. Premiere
Director: Ari Bafalouka
Producers: Elisabeth Tsouctidi, Ari Bafalouka
Ari Bafalouka
Brooding twenty-three-year-old Dimitris (Sotiris Pastras, a twotime Olympics participant) is undergoing punishing training for the
national swimming team. He can also hold his breath underwater
longer than others, and finds solace when his body and mind are in
a state of suspension. But after achieving success in the European
championships the swimmer feels emptier than ever, and keeps
spending more and
more time alone
in the pool while
memories of his one
real-life relationship
flood his mind.
WHITE AS SNOW (Kar Beyaz) | 8:30 pm
Turkey, 2011, feature, 82 min; U.S. Premiere
Writer/Director: Selim Günes
Producer: Nur Günes
Selim Günes
With his father in prison and his mother forced to travel to a distant town every day
for her job, 9-year-old Hasan must care for his younger siblings and supplement his
mother’s income by selling ayran, the salty yogurt drink, to weary winter travelers. One
of Turkey’s most gifted still photographers, first-time director Selim Günes infuses his
film with a visual artistry befitting the delicate drama of a boy struggling to survive a
cold winter’s day, one hour at a time.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 30
KAPITALISM, Our Improved Formula | 1:00 pm
(Kapitalism -- Reteta Noastra Secreta)
Romania/France/Belgium 2010, documentary, 80 min
North American Premiere
Writer/Director: Alexandru Solomon
Producers: Ada Solomon, Pascaline Geoffroy, Cedric Bonin
Alexandru Solomon
Renowned filmmaker Alexandru Solomon invites Ceausescu, former dictator of
Communist Romania, to revisit his country 20 years after he had been executed on
Christmas Day of the revolutionary 1989. The dictator haunts
present-day capitalist society, commonly referred to as the
‘Wild East’ and still deeply rooted in its communist past.
Capitalism with a K – an Eastern European cocktail of power
and money – is the ‘Wild East’s twin of Michael Moore’s
“Capitalism: A Love Story.”
MAY IT FILL YOUR SOUL | 2:30 pm
USA, 2011, documentary, 60 min; World Premiere
Writer/Director/Producer: Timothy Rice
Timothy
Rice
This is the story of the Varimezov
family of brilliant Bulgarian
traditional musicians. It begins at
the end of the Ottoman Empire
and traces the family’s musical
legacy in parallel with the political
history of Bulgaria from 1878
to the present. After the fall of
communism in 1989, Ivan and his
wife Tzvetanka brought the soulful
tradition of song and dance first to
America and then the world.
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ME, MY GYPSY FAMILY AND WOODY ALLEN | 4:00 pm
(Io, la mia famiglia Rom e Woody Allen)
Italy, 2009, documentary, 50 min; Los Angeles Premiere
Writer/Director: Laura Halilović
Producer: Davide Tosco
Award-winning “Me, My Gypsy Family & Woody Allen” is
the story of the Halilović family who came to Italy from
Bosnia Herzegovina at the end of the ‘60s, and lived in
caravans until 1996. It is an intimate portrayal of the end of a
nomadic lifestyle. Told in the first person with irony and wit,
Laura documents the process of accepting her origins while
rejecting the expectations of family to realize her dream of
becoming a film director.
Laura Halilović
This screening is sponsored by Voice of Roma, Sebastopol, CA.
WHITE BUTTON (Bijelo dugme) | 5:00 pm
Serbia, 2010, documentary, 90 min
West Coast Premiere
Director/Producer: Igor Stoimenov
Igor Stoimenov
Legendary rock band “Bijelo dugme” (‘white button’) from
Sarajevo took Yugoslavia by storm in the early 1970s and
ruled the charts for 15 years. Its founder, Goran Bregović,
has since become a global world music phenomenon.
Featuring rare archival footage of the music scene in
Yugoslavia in the late 1960s and early 70s, the film’s timeline
closely mirrors the transformation of Yugoslavia from the
poster country for Eastern bloc neighbors to a place on the
brink of disintegration in 1989.
MOTHER OF ASPHALT (Majka asfalta) | 7:00 pm
Croatia, 2010, feature, 107 min; Los Angeles Premiere
Director: Dalibor Matanić
Producer: Ankica Jurić-Tilić
Late one night Mare decides to leave her
Dalibor
abusive husband and, with their 7 year-old
Matanić
son, begins her search for a new life.
Marija Škaričić’s award winning performance brings to
life Mare’s increasingly challenging situations, which she
desperately presents to her son as a game. When they find
themselves at Christmas time without money, friends, or
even compassion, help comes in the unlikeliest of places.
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SUNDAY, MAY 1
SOME OTHER STORIES (Neke druge price) | 1:00 pm
Bosnia/Croatia/Macedonia/Serbia/Slovenia/Ireland, 2010, feature/omnibus,
110 min; U.S. Premiere
Directors: Ivona Juka (Croatian Story), Ana Maria Rossi (Serbian Story),
Ines Tanović (Bosnia & Herzegovina Story), Marija Džidževa
(Macedonian Story), and Hanna Slak (Slovenian Story)
Executive Producer/Project’s Author: Nenad Dukić
Ivona Juka
Ana Maria Rossi
Ines Tanović
Marija Džidževa
Hanna Slak
The brainchild of Serbian film critic and producer Nenad Dukić, the film is a high-concept
project with five stories exploring the themes of motherhood and pregnancy, directed by
women filmmakers from five former Yugoslav republics.
“Croatian Story” follows an anguished painter who must decide whether or not to keep one
of her unborn twins, diagnosed with Down syndrome. “Serbian Story” finds an expectant
mother in the same emergency room with a charming killer, while “Bosnia-Herzegovina
Story” centers on a financially strapped Sarajevo family
whose son’s lover is pregnant. “Macedonian Story” unfolds
in a clinic where a drug addict struggles to keep her baby,
and “Slovenian Story” ends the omnibus on a humorous note
with a nun who finds her own way to immaculate conception.
Wine reception following the screening co-sponsored by Women in Film
International Committee, with Ivy Road Entertainment.
THE WAR IS OVER (Lufta mbaroi) | 3:30 pm
Macedonia/Switzerland, 2010, feature, 95 min;
West Coast Premiere
Writer/Director: Mitko Panov
Producers: Mitko Panov, Moni Damevski, Vanja Aljinović
Mitko Panov
Through the intimate perspective of a Kosovo-Albanian family exiled in Switzerland, this
film explores issues of cultural assimilation. Rasim has no desire to leave his ancestral home
until the 1999 war changes his mind. Once a proud and respected teacher in Kosovo, he
is now tormented by being an outsider in
this new country. Having lost the physical
connection with his land and culture, Rasim
is unable to stop his life from unraveling.
This screening is sponsored by the Consulate General
of Switzerland.
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IN THIS WAITING (Σε τούτο το καρτέρι) | 5:30 pm
Cyprus, 2011, documentary, 70 min
North American Premiere
Writer/Director/Producer: Anna Tsiarta
Anna
Tsiarta
Some two thousand Greek and Turkish Cypriots went missing during the intercommunal conflicts of the 1960s and the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974. Seven
relatives of the missing recall their harrowing stories: from their last moments together
with their loved ones
until recent exhumations,
which began to shed
light on their possible fate.
As they struggle to come to
terms with what happened
then and what the future
may hold, their stories reveal
how these events shaped not
only their lives but also their
divided country.
MEDAL OF HONOR (Medalia de onoare) | 7:00 pm
Romania/Germany, 2009, feature, 104 min; L.A. Premiere
Director: Calin Peter Netzer
Producer: Liviu Marghidan
Calin Peter
Netzer
One of the most lyrical films to come
along from the fertile Romanian New
Wave, “Medal of Honor” introduces us
to an ordinary senior citizen, Ion I. Ion
who suddenly gets a medal of honor for
bravery shown in WWII, but which he
cannot recall… Deeply humanistic, with
well-calibrated humor, “Medal of Honor”
features a bravura performance by stage
actor Victor Rebengiuc and an excellent
supporting cast.
This screening is made possible with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute in New York, and Stefania Magidson.
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KIOSK PROGRAM &
ON-DEMAND DAILY
APRIL 29 - MAY 1
GOETHE-INSTITUT LOS ANGELES
FRIDAY, APRIL 29
THE FLOOD (Poplava) | 4:00 pm
Croatia, 2010, documentary, 40 min; North American Premiere
Writer/Director: Goran Dević
Producers: Hrvoje Osvadić, Goran Dević
Goran Dević
Once every twenty years Kosinj and neighboring villages in the Lika region of Croatia
suffer from major flooding due to torrential rains and snow meltdown, turning the
place into a huge lake. The only means
of transportation and connection to the
rest of the world are a few boats. In 2010
two volunteer ferrymen navigate the high
waters and rescue stranded neighbors
from Serbian and Croatian villages,
delivering supplies to the disaster area and
becoming the only link between the two
communities, and the world.
WASTELAND (Pustara)
Croatia, 2010, experimental documentary, 26 min
North American Premiere
Writer/Director: Ivan Faktor
Producer: Vera Robić Škarica
Ivan Faktor
I will never know what wasteland is. Is it something
deep inside, or is it everywhere else, outside of
us, something weighing heavily on the morning,
afternoon and evening’s sky; or something completely
different, something entirely else – that last thing we
no longer know why it still aches for the skies, while
lying that it wants only the wasteland?
Delimir Rešicki, Wasteland (fragment)
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METAMORPHOSIS - IMMERSIVE KAFKA
Hungary, 2009, experimental short, 42 min
Director: Sándor Kardos
Producers: Katherine W. Cook, Barnabas Takacs,
and Dorottya Mathe
Sándor Kardos
Using interactive technology, director Sándor Kardos
shot “the most authentic adaptation of Kafka’s famous
story...where Gregor Samsa wakes up one morning to
find himself transformed into a gigantic insect. The
film tells the entire story from Gregor’s perspective,
as Kafka envisioned, and features several interactive
features available on-line and on interactive DVD.”
imdb/Barnabas Takacs
BIRDS WAY (Drumul Pasarilor)
Romania, 2009, documentary, 56 min;
North American Premiere
Director: Klára Trencsényi, Vlad Naumescu
Producer: Libra Film, Romania
Klára Trencsényi
Vlad Naumescu
Magic realism permeates “Bird’s Way,” a tale about
a remote Old Believers’ village in the Danube
Delta following the route of migrant birds. The
community of Old Believers were once fugitives,
excommunicated by the Russian Orthodox Church in
1666, who found refuge in the wild Delta where they
were able to preserve old rituals, Russian customs,
and their sacred language.
LUKOMIR – SIX MONTHS OFF | 6:00 pm
(Winterslaap in Lukomir)
The Netherlands/Bosnia Herzegovina, 2010, documentary,
29 min; North American Premiere
Director: Niels van Koevorden
Producers: Jemima van der Tholen,
Floor Houwink ten Cate
Niels
van Koevorden
From November until April in a small village near Sarajevo,
a mere eleven inhabitants remain for the long, lonely winter
as snowfall makes the roads impassable–and the villagers
isolated from the outside world. Three of the eleven who
stay behind share with us their daily routine and how they
survive the winter, as well as each other.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 30
MARRIED TO THE CAMERA | 1:00 pm
(Kamerayla İzdivaç)
Turkey, documentary, 2010, 51 min; North American Premiere
Director: Doğa Kılcıoğlu
Producer: Can Kılcıoğlu
Doğa Kılcıoğlu
“Marriage with Esra Erol” is a very
popular matchmaking TV show in
Turkey. Thousands of people apply,
ready to marry complete strangers as
millions of viewers at home watch
every morning. “Married to the
Camera” focuses on the people who
are looking for a chance at romance in
the hallways of a huge TV studio.
SUNDAY, MAY 1
PYRAMIDS OF ATHENS | 1:00 pm
(Pyramides tis Atinas)
Greece, 2010, short, 15 min; L.A. Premiere
Director/Producer: Yolanda Markopoulou
Yolanda
Markopoulou
In Metaxourgeio, a multicultural neighborhood in
Athens, a young Egyptian immigrant named Ismael feels
threatened when a mysterious group of people enters the
warehouse where he has been squatting. Until, that is, he
finds out what they have come for...
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ELEVATOR (Ashensori)
Kosovo, 2010, short, 27 min; North American Premiere
Writer/Director/Producer: Burbuqe Berisha
Burbuqe Berisha
The story takes place in an apartment building,
where the main character - a writer - encounters
odd and noisy characters that interfere with his
ability to create. Frustrated, he resorts to cutting
the power and disabling the elevator. However,
the residents now resort to other ways of making
their incessant noise. Finally, the writer decides to
close the building so nobody can move.
MUSHROOMS OF CONCRETE
(Kerpudhe Betoni)
Albania/Belgium, 2010, documentary, 23 min
North American Premiere
Director: Martijn Payens
Producer: John VandeKerckhove
Martijn Payens
Albanian Communist dictator of 41
years, Enver Hoxha, who ruled from
1944 to 1985, left behind 750,000
bunkers he ordered built along the coast
to protect the country from an unspecified
enemy. Today they are transformed
into storage rooms, night clubs, luxury
restaurants, and tourist attractions.
TWELVE NEIGHBORS (Odos Sfaktirias)
Greece, 2009, documentary, 52 min.; North American Premiere
Writer/ Director/Producer: Marianna Economou
“Twelve Neighbors” seems to be the ultimate social
experiment as it documents the lives of twelve diverse
people that live as neighbors on a small street in
Athens. A Pakistani immigrant, a poet, two eightyyear-old sisters, a dancer, a drug addict, and an old
man are just some of the people sharing this street.
Marianna
Economou
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MONDAY, MAY 2
CLOSING NIGHT GALA
6:00 PM
UCLA JAMES BRIDGES THEATER
PARKING STRUCTURE 3: Enter UCLA campus from Hilgard Ave.
THE FRESCO – Curse of Dragulea
(Fresca – Blestemul lui Dragulea)
Romania, 2010, 3D animation,
15 min; North American Premiere
Writer/Director: Ion Octavian Frecea
Ion Octavian
Frecea
Everything in this film is speeding by and bursting with
colors and sounds: struggling lovers, fairy tale demons,
and a legend of the curse….
GYPSY SPIRIT: HARRI STOJKA, A JOURNEY
Austria, 2010, documentary, 90 min; North American Premiere
Director: Klaus Hundsbichler
Producer: Rudolf Klingohr
The “Buena Vista Social Club” of South East Europe, “Gypsy Spirit”
is a superb musical journey with some of the world’s best Gypsy
musicians as they travel to India to uncover the roots of their music.
Harri Stojka, one of Austria’s most talented jazz musicians, comes
from a Roma family of musicians
who hailed from Wallachia 150
years ago, and who instilled in him a
passion for music at an early age. In
2010, Director Klaus Hundsbichler
followed Stojka and his Gypsy
Swing Ensemble on their fascinating
odessey as they toured for five weeks
through India and China.
This screening is made possible with the
support of the Austrian Consulate General
in Los Angeles, and Thomas Blount.
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Klaus
Hundsbichler
ABOUT US
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FESTIVAL POSTER
Vera Mijojlic, President
Spomenka Begic-Bratovic, Secretary
Alan M. Strasburg, Treasurer
Nermina Filipović, Dina Ćerić & Azra Mujkić
dizajnerke@gmail.com
BROCHURE DESIGN
Daniel Searle
LEGAL COUNSEL
Douglas P. Wiita
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ONLINE & WEB PRODUCTION DESIGNER
Aaron Perez
FESTIVAL ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
Vera Mijojlic
NEWSLETTER PUBLISHING
Elyas Beria
DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMMING, FEATURE FILMS
Chantal Chauzy
LOGO DESIGN
Jeff Potts, 20/20 Creative
GUEST PROGRAMMER, DOCUMENTARY FILMS
Rada Šešić
FESTIVAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Aaron Perez, John Marsh, Michael Baron, Maja
Pejovski, Marina Milošević, Paula Markow,
Patricia Lomeli
ASSOCIATE PROGRAMMER
Adnan Džumhur
ADDITIONAL PROGRAMMING ASSISTANCE
Georgi Iliev, Elisa Iovine, Maja Manojlović
GOETHE INSTITUT BROCHURE/INSERT DESIGN
Anna-Maria Furlong, AMF Graphics
BUSINESS CONFERENCE
Honorary Chair, Ron Yerxa
COMMUNITY & MEDIA OUTREACH
Muna Ćosić, Kristine Kotecki, Oana Sabo, Amanda
Clark, Ioana Moldovan, Molly Mahar, Guergana
Gougoumanova, Ioana Barbu, Alice Bardan, Burcu
Gezek Harbert, Nadina Ćosić, Flavie Fontaine,
Sabra Chili, Nancy Kazar, Shirley Moirin
INDUSTRY MARKETING
Debra Fink
CORPORATE RELATIONS MANAGER
David Hurst
MEDIA DEVELOPMENT
Hipolito-Polo Munoz
OUTREACH MANAGER
Julia Naskova
GRANTS CONSULTANT
Deirdre Hennings
FESTIVAL PROMO AND TRAILER
FESTIVAL PRODUCTION ASSISTANT
Muna Ćosić
Editing and Production: Hipolito-Polo Munoz
Motion graphics designer: Kim Tang
Music courtesy of: Zeljko Marasovich and Aldo Shllaku
Original footage filmed by: Ken Aaron,
Vera Mijojlic, Polo Munoz, Bela Szkopal
EVENT SUPPORT
Ramesh Rampertab, Jackie Marsh, John Marsh,
Ivo Mehmedović, Riccardo Camera, George
Constantin, Monique Lukens, Erika Hoyle, Isabella
Mancini, Clara Dykstra, Jonathan Ausubel.
SPECIAL THANKS TO
Peter and Mary Gross, Drita Kessler, Michael Heim, Margit Kleinman, Gail Kligman, Bogdan Brkic,
Aleksandar Sotirovic, Stefan Kloo, Stefania Magidson, Liana Grancea, Nada Paliković, Corina Suteu, Silvia Rogozea,
Sonja Perenčević, Jim Robbins, Annette Rupp, Jacob Segal, Robert Spich, Atil Inac, Bijan Tehrani, Nelson Gayton,
Jaimie Conley, Joan and Russell Witte.
ADVISORY BOARD USA
Ken Aaron, Social Uplift Foundation, Los Angeles / Ilie Ardelean, Romanian-American Professionals Network, Los Angeles
Atanas Baker, Los Angeles / Elyas Beria, Washington, D.C. / Thomas Blount, Miami / Andrea Capachietti, Humanitarian
Aid Consultant and Lecturer, Los Angeles / Carol Contes, Entertainment Attorney, Los Angeles / Jelena Erceg, Architect,
Los Angeles / Prof. Wayne G. Glass, School of International Relations, USC / Marsha Goodman, Los Angeles / Peter Gross,
HP Critical Facilities Services / Jordan Elgrably, Levantine Cultural Center, Los Angeles / Dan Einstein, UCLA Film and
Television Archive, Los Angeles / Drita Kessler, DK Art Publishing, Los Angeles / Prof. Gail Kligman, Center for European
and Eurasian Studies, UCLA / Mark Ryavec, Former Honorary Consul General of Slovenia, Los Angeles / Aldo Shllaku,
Composer, Los Angeles / Dan Tana, Dan Tana’s Restaurant, Los Angeles / James Ulmer, Writer-Producer, Los Angeles
ADVISORY BOARD EUROPE
Nenad Dukić, Film Critic, Belgrade / Mustafa Kapidzić, Kult B Publishing, Sarajevo / Won Kim, Pas de Dieux,
Paris / Dunja Klemenc, Producer/Studio Maj, Ljubljana / Ankica Petrović, Ethnomusicologist, Split / Eric Raynaud,
Screenwriter, Paris
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CULTURAL COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS
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12th Annual
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