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A filmic triptych comprising the two tales “Blue Ballad for Lovers” and “Blue Rondo for Survivors” and the documentary middle part “Blue Psalm for Wolves.” They flow into each other and thus build a universal mosaic of fragmented life situated in the city of Sarajevo. The camera follows different protagonists and interweaves them in a cinematic round dance of hope and despair, love and death, and their quest for a dignified life, which is fragilely stretched between the desire for the warmth of love and the coldness of our civilization’s reality.


Direction: Kelemen; Fred
Script: Kelemen; Fred
Production: Kelemen; Fred
Photography: Kelemen; Fred, Dobre; Andreea, Brkovic; Irfan, Sekulowski; Dario, Stanchew; Orlin, Voinea; Radu, Doksevsk; Naumi, Draghici; Ana-Maria, Fecske; Flóra, Kovács; Claudia, Predan Kowarski; Lev
Sound: Kelemen; Fred, Trümpelmann; Immmo
Music: Polanski; Zoe
Cast:Bodolai; Balázs, Jirsak; Iskra, Avdagic´;Edin, Stojiljkovic´; Jovana, Guary; Szandra, Pavlakovikj; Ivana, Nadrah; Doroteja, Setnikar; Blazˇ, Ciochina; Iulia, Niksˇic´; Katarina, Sˇtukan; Aya, Dosˇlo; Slaven, Dobrin; Sorin
Participation year at FICM: 2017

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