Global Cinema - Pune International Film Festival

Global Cinema
Director: Asif Rustamov
2015
Down the River
Axinla Asagi
2014-90'-Azerbaijani-Color-Azerbaijan
Producer: Mushfig Hatamov
Cast: Namig Agayev, Mekhriban Zeki, Aleksandra
Andrzejewska
Screenplay: Otar Pertakhia, Asif Rustamov
Cinematographer: Ayhan Salar
Editor: Asif Rustamov
Sound Designer: Tariel Gasanzade
Music Composer: Khayyam Mirzazadeh
Costume Designer: Elfira Huseynova
Production Designer: Rafiz Ismailov
Production Company: Azerbaijanfilm
World Sales Address: Azerbaijanfilm
World Sales Phone: +994 559557510
Ali coaches a rowing team in a provincial town. The young squad also includes his son
Ruslan, who finds it difficult to meet the demands Ali makes on him, and his father's
frostiness and continual dissatisfaction are getting him down. Ali is experiencing a midlife
crisis, and only Ruslan is preventing him from leaving his wife Leyla, whom he criticizes for
spoiling their son. He finds solace in his Polish lover Sasha, who'd rather have Ali for herself
and dreams of starting a new life with him. Just before an important race, in the interests
of the team's performance, Ali decides to replace Ruslan, who was originally chosen for
the event. But when tragedy strikes that same day, Ali is overcome with emotions he
doesn't know how to deal with.
Director’s Biography:
Asif Rustamov was born in 1975 in Baku, Azerbaijan, and studied both
at a private Economic University and in the Azerbaijan State
University of Culture and Arts - film direction faculty. He works as a
film director as well as an editor, scriptwriter and producer. His
filmography includes shorts and documentaries. Since 2009 he has
worked at the Buta Film Cinema Company.
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Festival/Awards:
Xian Silk Road Film Festival: Audience Award - Feature
Film(2014)
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (2014)
International Film Festival of India (2014)
Cottbus International Film Festival (2014)
Dhaka Short and Independent Film Festival (2014)
Golden Boll International Film Festival (2014)
Director’s Filmography:
The House (2007)
With the Back to Kiblah (2009)
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Global Cinema
2015
Director: Petra Biondina Volpe
Dreamland
Traumland
2012-98’-Swiss German, German, Spanish, Bulgarian, French-Color-Switzerland, Germany, Belgium
Producer: Lukas Hobi, Reto Schärli
Cast: Luna Zimic Mijovic, André Jung, Bettina Stucky,
Marisa Paredes, Ursina Lardi
Screenplay: Petra Biondina Volpe
Cinematographer: Jan Dellaert ,Judith Kaufmann
Editor: Hansjörg Weißbrich
Sound Designer: Noemi Hampel
Music Composer: Sascha Ring
Costume Designer: Linda Harper
Production Designer: Su Erdt
Production Company: Zodiac Pictures International,
Wüste Film Ost, Lambo Films.
An affluent city is covered in snow, where everything seems perfect, but only on the
surface. Divorcé Rolf is doing his best to rebuild his relationship with his daughter.
Pregnant Lena appears to be living a faultless family life with her husband and son. Social
worker Judith has a tough job and escapes it through her fantasies, whilst widowed Maria
has finally built up the courage to invite her male acquaintance to a romantic dinner.
In the course of one day, all of them will cross paths with the Bulgarian Mia, who works in
the red-light trade and their seemingly perfect lives will never be the same.
Director’s Biography:
Petra Biondina Volpe was born in 1970 in Suhr, Switzerland. From
1992-94 she was an Art student in Zurich. From 1995-97 she became
an AVID editor in Zurich. She then went on to study drama and
screenwriting at HFF (Hochschule für Film und Fernsehen) Konrad
Wolf in Potsdam. Since 2001 she has been working as an independent
writer and director.
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Festival/Awards:
German Camera Award: Outstanding Editing (2014)
Swiss Film Prize: Best Actress, Best Film, Best Screenplay
(2014)
Director’s Filmography:
Frühling im Herbst (2009)
Schlorkbabies an der Raststätte (Short) (2002)
La fidanzata (Short) (2004)
Aggima (2002)
Der Kuss (1999)
Home Of The Dwarfs (1994)
A Tough Lady's Walk On The Moon (1992)
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Global Cinema
Director: Ema Kugler
2015
Echoes of Time
Odmevi Casa
2014-92’-Slovenian-Color-Slovenia
Producer: Ema Kugler
Cast: Natasa Matjasec, Marko Mandic
Screenplay: Ema Kugler
Cinematographer: Janez Stucin
Editor: Ema Kugler
Sound Designer: Bostjan Kačičnik
Music Composer: Robert Jisa
Costume Designer: Ema Kugler
Production Designer: Ema Kugler
Production Company: Zavod Zank
World Sales Address: Zavod Zank, Cesnikova 12, 1000
Ljubljana Slovenia, EU
World Sales Phone: + 386 41 983 907
The greatest human delusion is the illusion that man is free. As such, nothing has changed
in man, through thousands of years. He is still dominated by genes and instincts; as it was
when he was still hiding in caves. And what has he gained by such a celebrated civilization?
A more comfortable way of life, for which he has sold his freedom. Maximum
sophistication is the developed means of coercion. It has become hidden, invisible. And
who is behind all this? Politics, military, religion, the “Three Dark Angels”, dressed in shiny
coats of democracy, peace and salvation.
Director’s Biography:
Ema Kugler was born on 9th March, 1955 in Celje. She is a graduate of
the Faculty of Economics from Ljubljana. Her field of interest covers
different media: performance, installation, theatre costume design.
She often works as a freelance artist. In her work, a tension between
life and death is staged to a nearly tangible presence. Her works and
performances are usually showcased in vast industrial halls, factories,
stone-pits or on projections in full darkness, filled with sound or/and
images that avoid any typological definitions.
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Festival/Awards: WORLDFEST, USA: Special Jury Award
(2014), World Film Awards Festival, Jakarta: Award of
Merit (2014), International Movie Awards Festival,
Jakarta: Gold Award (2014), Barcelona International Film
Festival, USA: The Castell Award (2014), Accolade Global
Film Competition, USA: Award of Excellence (2014),
Filmmakers of the Year Festival, Jakarta: Silver Award
(2014)
Director’s Filmography:
For the End of Time (2009)
Phantom (2003)
Le Grand Macabre (2005)
Homo Erectus (Short) (2000)
Menhir (Short) (1999)
Station 25 (Short) (1997)
Taiga (Short) (1996)
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Global Cinema
2015
Director: Sergio Basso
Elementary Love
Amori elementari
2014-94’-Italian-Color-Italy, Russia
Producer: Elisabetta Bruscolini
Cast: Kengo Kôra, Yuriko Yoshitaka, Gô Ayano, Sôsuke
Ikematsu, Ayumi Itô
Screenplay: Sergio Basso
Cinematographer: Francesco Di Giacomo
Editor: Davide Vizzini
Music Composer: Pivio De Scalzi, Aldo De Scalzi
Costume Designer: Nicoletta Ercole
Production Designer: Mauro Vanzati
Production Company: CSC Production, Sharoncinema
Production
The film depicts the first flaming signs of love in human life. The characters are all ten years
old and attend the same hockey and figure skating club in a small village set among the
Italian Alps. The theft of a medal will trigger an adventurous escape to Moscow, where our
six main characters will learn the first skirmishes of love.
Director’s Biography:
Sergio Basso started as a theatre director, in the Teatraz Drama
Company, later moving on to the film industry. He has directed
several documentaries, one feature film as well as many children’s
cartoons. His films have been selected and won awards at many
major international film festivals. He is also a member of the
European Documentary Network. More recently he has devoted
himself to developing cross-media platforms for the Italian
newspaper "Il Corriere della Sera". "Elementary love" is his first
feature film, released in 2014 in Italy, Russia, Switzerland and Canada.
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Director’s Filmography:
Made in Chinatown (Short) (2009)
Dora (Short) (2007)
February, 30th (Short) (2006)
Global Cinema
2015
Director: Lluís Miñarro
Falling Star
Stella Cadente
2014-105’-Catalan, Spanish-Color-Spain
Producer: Luis Miñarro
Cast: Lorenzo Balducci, Àlex Batllori, Àlex Brendemühl,
Gonzalo Cunill, Lola Dueñas, Francesc Garrido
Screenplay: Sergi Belbel, Luis Miñarro
Cinematographer: Jimmy Gimferrer
Editor: Núria Esquerra
Sound Designer: Alejandro Castillo
Costume Designer: Mercè Paloma
Production Designer: Sebastian Vogler
Production Company: Eddie Saeta
World Sales Address: Mrs. Fiorella Moretti, NDM
International Sales
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A King overcomes his loneliness by indulging in playful adventures and carnal pleasures. A
hallucinatory look into the brief reign of the Spanish King Amadeo I of Savoy in the early
1870s. Lacking the personality of a ruler and treated with contempt by his court, Amadeo
withdraws into himself and becomes a prisoner in his own palace. To escape his loneliness,
he seeks escape in playful adventures and carnal pleasures.
Director’s Biography:
Lluis Miñarro is a well known Indie-film producer who has
collaborated with directors like Oliveira, Weerasethakul, Guerin,
Serra, Sergio Caballero and Alonso among others. In 2009, Miñarro
directed “Familystrip” his first documentary, which premiered at the
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival. Since then he has switched
his career as a producer to a director. “Stella Cadente” is his first
fiction film and highlights a personal style as unpredictable as his
work as a producer.
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Festival/Awards:
Tirana International Film Festival: Best Director, Best Photography (2014)
Rotterdam Film Festival (2014)
Sofia International Film Festival (2014)
International Film Festival of Uruguay (2014)
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (2014)
Munich International Film Festival (2014)
Vienna International Film Festival (2014)
Director’s Filmography:
101: Manoel de Oliveira (Short) (2012)
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Global Cinema
Director: Shahram Mokri
2015
Fish & Cat
Mahi va gorbeh
2013-134'-Persian-Color-Iran
Producer: Sepehr Seyfi
Cast: Babak Karimi, Saeed Ebrahimifar, Abed Abest,
Ainaz Azarhoush, Mona Ahmadi, Neda Jebraieli, Parinaz
Tayeb, Samaneh Vafaiee
Screenplay: Shahram Mokri
Cinematographer: Mahmoud Kalari
Sound Designer: Parviz Abnar
Music Composer: Christophe Rezai
Costume Designer: Amir Esbati
Production Designer: Amir Esbati
Production Company: Iran Novin
World Sales Address: Iranian Independents, PO Box
15875-4769, Tehran, Iran
World Sales Phone: (+98-912) 3198693
A group of college students travel to a remote region for a camping trip as well as to
participate in a kite-flying event. By the bleak lakeside, there’s a restaurant, where three
cooks treat the students very suspiciously. The relation between the students and the
cooks gradually becomes more and more weird, as it seems the students are confronting
some problems, from which there is no escape.
Director’s Biography:
Born in 1977 in Marand, Iran, Shahram Mokri is a graduate of Cinema
from Tehran’s Soureh College. He started making short films in 2000
and has also edited 8 TV dramas, 2 TV series and more than 20 short
and documentary films. His short films have brought him national
and international recognition. “Ashkan, The Charmed Ring and Other
Stories” is his debut feature film which had its international premiere
at Busan IFF in 2009. Shahram’s second film, “Fish and Cat”,
premiered at the Venice Film Festival’s Horizons section and was
awarded the Creativity in Content Prize.
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Festival/Awards: Venice FF: Jury Special Award for
Creativity (2013), Lisbon & Estoril FF: Best Film Award
(2013), Dubai IFF: Jury Special Prize (2013), Rotterdam
IFF (2014), !f Istanbul IIFF: Best Film Award and Best
Critics' Award (2014), Bled FF: Jury Special Mention and
Audience Award, Slovenia (2014), Hanoi IFF: Best
Director Award (2014)
Director’s Filmography:
Raw, Cooked, Burned (Short) (2011)
Ashkan, the Charmed Ring and Other Stories (2009)
Ando-C (Short) (2007)
Limit of Circle (Short) (2005)
Dragonfly Storm (Short) (2002)
Electric Shock and Fly (Short) (2000)
Global Cinema
2015
Director: Krzysztof Zanussi
Foreign Body
Obce Cialo
Producer: Krzysztof Zanussi, Janusz Wachala, Irena
Strzalkowska
2014-117’-Polish, Italian-Color-Poland, Italy, Russia
Cast: Riccardo Leonelli, Agnieszka Grochowska, Agata
Buzek, Weronika Rosati
Screenplay: Krzysztof Zanussi
Cinematographer: Piotr Niemyjski
Editor: Milenia Fiedler
Sound Desginer: Maria Chilarecka
Music Composer: Wojciech Kilar
Costume Designer: Katarzyna Lewinska
Production Designer: Joanna Macha
Production Company: Tor Film Production, Revolver SRL
Angelo, a dashing young Italian, is deeply in love with Kasia, a Polish woman who, despite
the entreaties of both Angelo and her father, has decided to become a nun. Neither man
can conceive of why she has chosen this path, but she remains determined. Holding out
hope that he can sway her, Angelo moves to a city near the convent where Kasia is
preparing to take her vows. He gets hired by a successful new company where he attracts
the attentions of his ambitious and extremely attractive boss, Kris, a woman who will stop
at nothing to reach the top.
Director’s Biography:
Krzysztof Zanussi was born in Warsaw. His prolific career as a writerdirector includes the features “Illumination” (1972), “Camouflage”
(1976), and “The Constant Factor” (1980). “The Constant Factor”
won both the Jury and Ecumenical Jury prizes at Cannes. He has been
the director of Poland's TOR Studio since 1979.
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Festival/Awards: Toronto International Film Festival
(2014), Polish Film Festival in America (2014), Chicago
International Film Festival (2014), Camerimage
International Film Festival (2014)
Director’s Filmography:
Revisited (2009)
And a Warm Heart (2008)
Black Sun (2007)
The Supplement (2002)
Life As a Fatal Sexually Transmitted Disease (2000)
Our God's Brother (1997)
Deceptive Charm (1996)
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Global Cinema
2015
Director: Céline Sciamma
Girlhood
Bande de filles
2014-112’-French-Color-France
Producer: Bénédicte Couvreur
Cast: Karidja Touré, Assa Sylla, Lindsay Karamoh
Screenplay: Céline Sciamma
Cinematographer: Crystel Fournier
Editor: Julien Lacheray
Sound Designer: Pierre André, Daniel Sobrino
Music Composer: Jean-Baptiste de Laubier, Para One
Production Designer: Thomas Grézaud
Production Company: Hold Up Films, Lilies Films, Arte
France Cinéma
World Sales Address: Films Distribution, 34 rue du
Louvre, 75001 Paris, France
World Sales Phone: +33 1 53 10 33 99
Oppressed by her family setting, dead-end school prospects and the boys law in the
neighborhood, Marieme starts a new life after meeting a group of 3 free-spirited girls. She
changes her name, her dress code, and quits school to be accepted in the gang, hoping
that this will be a way to freedom.
Director’s Biography:
Céline Sciamma was born in 1978 and grew up in the Paris suburbs.
After a master’s degree in French literature, she followed
screenwriting courses at the French film school La Femis. She shares
her work between collaborations with directors and writing feature
and television projects. “Water Lilies”, her first feature film has been
selected in Cannes – Un Certain Regard (2007) and in more than 30
festivals worldwide (Toronto, London, New York, Tokyo, Rotterdam).
Acclaimed by film critics, the film won the prestigious French Louis
Delluc Award. “Tomboy” is her second feature film which premiered
in the Berlin Panorama in 2011.
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Festival/Awards:
Cannes Film Festival (2014)
San Sebastian Film Festival (2014)
Namur FIFF (2014)
Director’s Filmography:
Tomboy (2011)
Pauline (Short) (2010)
Water Lilies (2007)
Global Cinema
2015
Director: Joel Lamangan
Greed
Kam Kam
2014-110’-Filipino, Tagalog-Color-Philippines
Producer: Ferdinand Lapuz
Cast: Allen Dizon, Jean Garcia, Sunshine Dizon, Jackie
Rice
Screenplay: Jerry Gracio
Cinematographer: Lee Briones Meily
Editor: John L. Wong
Sound Designer: Lamberto Casas Jr.
Music Composer: Emerzon Texon
Production Designer: Edgar Martin Littaua
Production Company: Heaven's Best Entertainment
World Sales Address: Ferdinand Lapuz, Ignatius Films
Canada, 191 San Joaquin Street, San Angelo Subdivision,
Angeles City 2009, Philippines
The film follows an amorous, amoral thug named Johnny, who lords over a fictional
moribund community teeming with corruption and impunity. Kamkam is a study on the
effects of corruption engenderd by a patriarchal system upon the poor people. Absolute
power corrupts and detroys relationships within the family and community.
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Festival/Awards:
Harlem International Film Festival: Best Film (2014)
Montréal World Film Festival (2014)
Director’s Biography:
Multi-awarded Filipino director Joel C. Lamangan studied film and
theater at schools in the Philippines and abroad. He acted and
directed for stage and television, then took screen roles, before
opting for film direction, making his debut in 1991 with “Darna”.
Among his notable films is “The Flor Contemplacion Story” (1995)
which won the Golden Pyramid award at the 1995 Cairo International
Film Festival and the Best Actress award for Nora Aunor. “Pusong
Mamon” (1998), “Deathrow” (2000), “Hubog” (2001), “Huling Birhen
sa Lupa” (2003), “Blue Moon” (2006) and “Deadline” (2011) are his
other films.
Director’s Filmography:
Justice (2014)
Burgos (2013)
The Bride and the Lover (2013)
Menor de edad (2013)
Migrante (2012)
The Mommy Returns (2012)
Deadline: The Reign of Impunity (2011)
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Global Cinema
Director: Margarethe von Trotta
2015
Producer: Bettina Brokemper, Johannes Rexin
Hannah Arendt
Hannah Arendt
2012-113'-German, English, French, Hebrew, Latin-Color-Germany
Cast: Barbara Sukowa, Axel Milberg, Janet McTeer, Julia
Jentsch, Ulrich Noethen, Michael Degen, Harvey,
Friedman Victoria, Trauttmansdorff Megan Gay, Joel
Kirby
Screenplay: Pam Katz, Margarethe von Trotta
Cinematographer: Caroline Champetier
Editor: Bettina Böhler
Sound Designer: Greg Vittore
Music Composer: André Mergenthaler
Costume Designer: Frauke Firl
Production Designer: Volker Schäfer
Production Company: Heimatfilm GmbH + Co KG (Köln)
© Heimatfilm
Hannah Arendt is an observer at Adolf Eichmann’s trial. She is expecting to be confronted
with a monster. Instead, she is faced with a banal bureaucrat. The reflective portrait of a
brave and determined woman. A biographical feature film about the philosopher Hannah
Arendt (1906-1975), focusing especially on her observations and analysis of Adolf
Eichmann’s trial in Jerusalem. Condensed into a dynamically narrated portrait of an
exceptional 20th century intellectual, the film also impresses with its intimate portrayal of
the New York milieu of German-Jewish immigrants in the early 1960s.
Festival/Awards:
Bavarian Film Awards: Best Actress (2013)
German Film Awards: Best Actress, Outstanding Feature
Film (2013)
Guild of German Art House Cinemas: Best German Film
(2013)
Valladolid International Film Festival: Best Film (2012)
Director’s Biography:
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Margarethe von Trotta was born in Berlin in 1942. In the 1960s she
moved to Paris where she worked for film collectives, collaborating
on scripts and co-directing short films. She also pursued an acclaimed
acting career, starring in films by well known German directors such
as Rainer Werner Fassbinder, and Volker Schlöndorff. She co-wrote
many of her husband Schlöndorff’s scripts for his films, and in 1975
the two of them co-directed “The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum”
(1975). In 1977, von Trotta directed her first solo feature “Das zweite
Erwachen der Christa Klages” (1978). With her third film, “Marianne
and Juliane” (1981), von Trotta's position as New German Cinema's
most prominent and successful female filmmaker was fully secured.
Director’s Filmography:
Vision (2009)
I Am the Other Woman (2006)
Rosenstrasse (2003)
Das Versprechen (1995)
Il lungo silenzio (1993)
L'africana (1990)
Three Sisters (1988)
Global Cinema
2015
Director: Andrea Dorfman
Heartbeat
Heartbeat
2014-96’-English-Color-Canada
Producer: Bill Niven, Jay Dahl
Cast: Tanya Davis, Stephanie Clattenburg, Kristin Langille,
Glen Matthews, Jackie Torrens, Stewart Legere
Screenplay: Andrea Dorfman
Cinematographer: Stephanie Weber-Biron
Editor: Thorben Bieger
Sound Mixer: Brian Power
Music Composer: Tanya Davis, Charles Austin
Costume Designer: Sarah Haydon Roy
Production Designer: Kevin Lewis
Production Company: Northeast Films
Festival/Awards:
Justine hasn’t played her guitar since stage fright forced her to give up her dream of
becoming a musician. She tucked her heart deep inside her chest and ignored what it was
trying to tell her: that in order to be strong, it needs to beat. Now, accustomed to avoiding
challenges and excitement, Justine is stuck. She lives in the unchanged house of her late
grandmother, works at an unfulfilling job and continues to sleep with her ex boyfriend,
Ben, a painter who refuses to leave his studio. When Ben puts an end to their late night
trysts, Justine is forced to reclaim her guitar. Nursing a broken heart, Justine starts to play
and write music again. She steps into the world of the unexpected and rediscovers her
strong and vital heartbeat
Director’s Biography:
Andrea Dorfman is a filmmaker, animator, cinematographer and
artist as well as a graduate of the McGill University and the Nova
Scotia College of Art and Design. Since 1995, she has made numerous
experimental and dramatic short films as well as two feature films,
“Parsley Days” (2000) and “Love That Boy” (2003), and the
documentary “Sluts” (2005). “How to Be Alone” (2009) - a video
poem she made in collaboration with singer songwriter Tanya Davis became a viral hit on YouTube garnering over seven million views.
More recently, she has worked in animation at the National Film
Board of Canada making the Emmy nominated “Flawed” (2010) and
“Big Mouth” (2012).
39th Toronto International Film Festival (2014)
Atlantic Film Festival (2014)
International Film Festival Of India (2014)
Cinefest Sudbury International Film Festival (2014)
Calgary International Film Festival (2014)
Director’s Filmography:
How to Be Alone (Short) (2009)
There's a Flower in My Pedal (Short) (2004)
Love That Boy (2003)
Parsley Days (2000)
Swerve (Short) (1998)
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Global Cinema
Director: Márk Bodzsár
2015
Heavenly Shift
Isteni müszak
Producer: Ágota Varga, István Bodzsár
Cast: András Ötvös, Roland Rába, Tamás Keresztes
2013-100'-Hungarian-Color-Hungary
Screenplay: Márk Bodzsár
Cinematographer: Dániel Reich
Editor: Zoltán Kovács
Sound Editor: Gábor Császár
Music Composer: Gábor Keresztes
Costume Designer: János Breckl
Production Designer: Gábor Valcz
Production Company: Unió Film, Sparks, Hungarian
National Film Fund
World Sales Address: Hungarian National Film Fund,
Városligeti fasor 38. 1068 Budapest, Hungary
Milan is a 20 year old half Serbian and half Hungarian boy. In 1992, two years into the war,
he deserts the army and escapes from Yugoslavia to Hungary. As a former medical student
he gets a job in the Budapest ambulance service, working as a paramedic. He soon realizes
that the ambulance driver and one of the doctors sometimes allow people to die. This
illegal euthanasia has a financial side linked to the funeral business. Milan faces a
dilemma, because he needs money to finance his fiancée's rescue from war-torn Sarajevo.
Director’s Biography:
Márk Bodzsár is a Hungarian scriptwriter and director born in 1983.
He graduated in directing and screenwriting from the Budapest
University of Theatre, Film and Television. Bodzsár collected the
Sándor Simó Award for the best graduation film for "Bloody Mary" in
2007. He directed the episode "Levegõt venni" of the omnibus film
"East Side Stories", which won the first prize at the 9th Kamera
Hungária in the drama category. "Heavenly Shift" is his first feature
film.
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Festival/Awards:
Los Angeles Hungarian Film Festival: Best First Film
(2014), Fantasporto: Best Film (2014)
Brussels BIFFF (2014), Helsinki Love & Anarchy
International Film Festival (2014), Palic International Film
Festival (2014), Porto Alegre Fantaspoa (2014)
Vilnius International Film Festival (2014)
Director’s Filmography:
A masculinum felé (Short) (2006)