Ovacije Anici Dobri i ekipi filma „Belo se pere na devedeset“ na BFF: Priča o životu koji se istovremeno preživljava i promašuje
Beogradska premijera nagrađivanog filma „Belo se pere na devedeset“, najnovijeg ostvarenja slovenačkog reditelja Marka Naberšnika, održana je večeras u Velikoj sali mts Dvorane (karte su bile rasprodate još pre nekoliko dana), u okviru programa Beograd Film Festivala.
TL;DR
- The Belgrade premiere of the Slovenian film "Belo se pere na devedeset" was held at the mts Hall during the Belgrade Film Festival.
- A repeat screening is scheduled for Sunday, February 1st, at the Cultural Center of Belgrade.
- The film is based on the true story and bestseller novel by Bronja Žakelj, detailing her life and her battle with Hodgkin's lymphoma.
- Director Marko Naberšnik stated that seven years of work went into the film, which tells a true story.
- Producer Aleš Pavlin highlighted the emotional significance of the premiere in Belgrade, noting the full house for a Slovenian film.
- Actress Anica Dobra described the film as an exploration of family mythology, suppressed traumas, and the absurdities of life in the former Yugoslavia.
- Bronja Žakelj expressed her joy that the film is being shown to the Serbian festival audience in Belgrade.
- The film has achieved regional success, breaking box office records in Slovenia and receiving audience awards at festivals in Sarajevo and Herceg Novi.
- It is a co-production involving Slovenia, Italy, Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, and North Macedonia.
- The Belgrade Film Festival runs from January 30th to February 6th, showcasing significant films of the year.