15/07/2015 - Jasmila Zbanic's One Day in Sarajevo is among six world premieres

The Sarajevo Film Festival has announced the 18th edition of its documentary competition, which is set to take place from 14-22 August.

The selection consists of 23 films, including six world premieres. There will also be eight international premieres at the gathering, along with three regional premieres, and six films to be screened in Bosnia and Herzegovina for the first time.

The top names among the premieres are Jasmila Žbanić with One Day in Sarajevo [+see also:
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interview: Jasmila Žbanić
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The competition will also feature titles such as Flotel Europa [+see also:
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film profile].

Here is the list of titles in the Sarajevo Film Festival Documentary Competition:

World premieres 

Chasing A Dream (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia) by Mladen Mitrović 
The Fog Of Srebrenica (Bosnia and Herzegovina) by Samir Mehanović 
Harm (Hungary) by Dénes Nagy
Home (Slovenia) by Metod Pevec 
One Day in Sarajevo [+see also:
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Self Reflection (Bosnia and Herzegovina) by Nedim Alikadić

International premieres 

Eoha (Montenegro) by Vladimir Perović
Green Walls, Black Food (Macedonia) by Sandra Gjorgieva 
I Like That Super Most The Best (Croatia) by Eva Kraljević
Minor Border (Austria) by Lisbeth Kovacic 
Russian (Bosnia and Herzegovina) by Damir Ibrahimović, Eldar Emrić 
Through My Lens (Turkey) by Nefin Dinç 
Tititá (Hungary) by Tamás Almási 
The Unidentified (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Kosovo) by Marija Ristić, Nemanja Babić 

Regional premieres

Chuck Norris vs Communism [+see also:
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Exotica, Erotica, Etc. [+see also:
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Karst (Serbia, France) by Vladimir Todorović

Bosnia and Herzegovina premieres

Cain's Children (Hungary, France) by Marcell Gerő 
Drifter (Hungary, Germany) by Gábor Hörcher 
Flotel Europa (Serbia, Denmark) by Vladimir Tomić
In the Dark (Serbia) by Goran Stanković 
Over the Years (Austria) by Nikolaus Geyrhalter
Toto and his Sisters (Romania) by Alexander Nanau