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    • NTC Award Ceremony
      New Talent Competition gives young filmmakers from Central, Eastern and Southern Europe the opportunity to present their outstanding debut or second film to the public. Join us on Sunday 1 December at 19h
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      The Eastern Neighbours Film Festival welcomes special musical guests each year to enrich our program. For this 16th edition, we’re thrilled to present two talented young musicians: guitarist Antonio Peršak (CR) and violinist İdil Yunkuş (TR). Together, they will perform a traditional Balkan dance and folk song, highlighting the beauty of this music through the… Read more: Music at ENFF
    • Masterclass with Janez Burger
      This masterclass presents a unique opportunity to explore Burger's distinct storytelling style, genre use, and exploration of contemporary social issues. Join us on Saturday 30 November at 17h - Room 5
    • Panel Discussion: Exploration of individual and collective memory in cinema
      Panel Discussion: Exploration of individual and collective memory in cinema on Friday 29 November at 18h

ENFF On Tour in Rotterdam: Scream for me Sarajevo

Sunday 23 September 2018 | 19:30 hours | KINO | Gouvernestraat 129–133, 3014 PM Rotterdam

Bruce Dickinson in Sarajevo! A story about musicians who risked their lives to perform for people who risked their lives to live them. One of the most exciting films from the Eastern Neighbours Film Festival 2017 selection, Scream for me Sarajevo, will be screened as part of ENFF On Tour in Rotterdam. The audience will hear more about this great documentary via special video message from Alex Elena, former Bruce Dickinson drummer. The film will be introduced by Rada Sesic, ENFF’s artistic director, and followed by cocktails and snacks after the screening. Come and join this special event in KINO Rotterdam.

Synopsis

The first time Iron Maiden’s frontman Bruce Dickinson was in Sarajevo, the city was cut off from the world, its citizens brutally terrorized by sharp shooters, bombing and starvation. Right in the middle of a raging war, Bruce and his then solo band drove through the frontlines and gave a legendary concert in the Bosnian Culture Centre on December 14, 1994. After 963 days, or 23.566 hours, or simply 1.415.520 minutes of the siege of Bosnian capital, the British singer entered the stage and shouted ‘Scream for me Sarajevo’. What this gig meant to the audience and the band itself is told in this award winning film; one of the most valuable documentaries about the Sarajevo siege ever made.

Festivals & Awards (selection)

Sarajevo FF, 2016 – Special Jury Award, Human Rights Award, Audience Award for Best Documentary (scoring 4.98/5, the highest score ever awarded in the Film Festival’s twenty-one year history) | Solo Positivo FF, 2017 – Jury Special Mention | Göteborg FF, 2017 | Vilnius FF, 2017 | Istanbul FF, 2017

Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina | Year: 2016 | Length: 95 min | Director: Tarik Hodzic | Screenwriter: Jasenko Pasic, Tarik Hodzic | Director of Photography: Amel Dikoli | Cast: Bruce Dickinson, Alex Elena, Chris Dale, Jasenko Pasic, Fedja Stukan | Production: Adnan Cuhara – Prime Time