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Meet the Tribeca Filmmakers | &#;Cinema Komunisto&#; Director Mila Turajlic
For 32 years, Leka Konstantinovic was the personal film projectionist for Yugoslavian president and noted film enthusiast Josip Broz Tito. Comprised of interviews with Konstantinovic and other important figures in the brief but glowing history of Yugoslavian cinema, as well as archival clips from more than 60 films, Cinema Komunisto is a vibrant, fascinating celebration of a film industry—and a nation—that no longer exists. [Synopsis courtesy of The Tribeca Film Festival]
&#;Cinema Komunisto&#;
World Documentary
Director(s): Mila Turajlic
Producer(s): Dragan Pesikan
Editor: Aleksandra Milovanovic
Director of Photography: Goran Kovacevic
Composer: Nemanja Mosurovic
Co-Producers: Dejan Petrovic, Mila Turajlic, Iva Plemic Divjak, Goran Jesic
Sound Design: Aleksandar Protic
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CINEMA KOMUNISTO
SRB – Director: Mila Turajlic – Original language: Serbian – Subtitles: English – Length: min.
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The golden age of the Balkan Hollywood._Only a few today remember what was once the largest film studio in Europe. A handful of former colleagues reminisce about the heyday of Yugoslavian films and Avala Studios. With the support of President Broz Tito it became a place of glitz and glamour visited by many world-famous stars, such as Sophia Loren, Alfred Hitchcock and Orson Wells. Today all that remains are dilapidated sets, abandoned lots and packed storerooms full of props that have lost their sparkle under a thick layer of dust. With archive material and old film extracts this documentary takes a fresh look at the socio-politically vibrant Balkan region from the perspective of film history.
Writer: Mila Turajlic. Camera: Goran Kovacevic. Sound: Aleksandar Protic. Editing: Aleksandra Milovanovic. Music: Nemanja Mosurovic. Production: Dribbling Pictures. Producer: Dragan Pesikan. Co-Producers: Iva Plemic Divjak, Dejan Petrovic (Intermedia Network), Goran Jesic. International Sales: Dribbling Pictures Distribution: Dribbling Pictures
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Cinema Komunisto
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