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MY MOTHER’S SWEDISH HEART
DIRECTOR: Adis Bakrač
COUNTRY: Bosnia and Herzegovina
GODINA/TRAJANJE: 2021 • 89’
GENRE: drama
CROATIAN PREMIERE
Info
- SCREENPLAY: Zilhad Ključanin
- CINEMATOGRAPHY: Admir Švrakić
- EDITOR: Antonio Ilić
- SCORE: Hamza Ražnatović
- CAST: Faketa Salihbegović-Avdagić, Nermin Omić, Irina Dobnik, Armin Omerović, Ejla Bavčić, Suada Ahmetašević, Sanjin Arnautović, Alija Aljović
- PRODUCER: Almir Šahinović
- COMPANY: Heft Production Sarajevo
Trailer
Synopsis
In the summer of 1993, a group of Bosnian refugees fled to Sweden due to the war in Bosnia. The Swedish Red Cross places refugees in a pavilion for migrants. Among them is a middle-aged married couple Derviša and Adem. In the migrant pavillion, Derviša meets a Swedish woman, Ingrid, whose husband, a migrant, was killed. Despite the language barrier, the two become good friends. Derviša finds out that Ingrid is seriously ill. When the war in Bosnia is over, Derviša searches for her lost son and collects herbal medicine for her friend.
About the director
Adis Bakrač (Bihać, 1974) graduated in directing from the Academy of Performing Arts in Sarajevo in 1999 and started directing plays, as well as feature and documentary films, and was actively working in television and radio directing. He directed the documentary film Play to the End (2003) and the awarded feature film The Abandoned (2010).
Screening
- INK – 18.07.2022
19:00
FREE ENTRANCE