Underplayed Gems

Disturbed Earth (2021)

Disturbed Earth poster
Directed by
Kumjana Novakova, Guillermo Carreras-Candi
Genre
documentary film
Country
Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Spain
Runtime
1h 12m
Rated
12
Elsewhere
IMDb
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How it feels

This documentary examines the aftermath of the Srebrenica genocide. It focuses on how the landscape and the people carry the weight of past trauma. The film shows how history affects the present and those who witness it.

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What happens

Disturbed Earth je dokumentarni film režisera i scenarista Kumjane Novakove i Guillerma Carreras-Candi. Film je nastao u produkciji Pravo Ljudski Festivala i Atzucac Films, kao koprodukcija Bosne i Hercegovine, Španije i Sjeverne Makedonije. Film je prikazan među 16 filmova u Takmičarskom programu – dokumentarni film 27. Sarajevo Film Festivala, 2021. godine. Nakon njega je prikazan na brojnim festivalima širom svijeta, na kojima je i nagrađivan. Film se nalazi na listi predloženih za Nagradu Američke akademije za najbolji dokumentarni film. Film je priča o užasu Srebrenice, o prostoru u tišini, tamo gdje je prošlost zatočila sadašnjost. Sloj po sloj, kolektivna bol preuzima pejzaž, ulazi u prostor, u tijela. Na kraju, ulazi u nas. Srebrenica postaje stvarnost današnjice i stvarnosti svih nas. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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