In the last two editions of ETNOFILm forty films from all over the world were shown in the official competition part of the programme. This year a record number of films was submitted: 101. In the competition section of the programme 26 films will be shown this year, selected by dr. sc. Sanja Puljar D'Alessio.
Mosaic Europe, Ira Hartmann/Anna Luttgering, Germany;
Funeral Season, Matthew Lancit, Canada;
Bea wants to know, Roger Canals, Spain;
Promise and Unrest, Alan Grossman/Aine O'Brien, Ireland;
FlorenceFight Club, Luiggi Maria Perotti/Rovero Impiglia, Italy/Germany;
My Land, Jason Burlage, Peru/USA;
Bird's Way, Klara Trenasenyi/Vlad Naumescu, Romania;
Earning daily bread, Ivo Kuzmanić, Croatia;
Gugara, Jacek Naglowski, Poland;
My Marlboro City, Valentina Pedi, Italy;
The Way of Tao, Yves De Peretti, France;
Golden Scars, Alexandrine Boudreault-Fournier, Canada;
One Day in Smara, Fany De La Chica, Spain;
Peace for All, Elizabeta Koneska, Macedonia;
Made in Trenchtown, Esther Maagdenberg, England;
Invisible Neighbors, Mona Hafez/Barbara Koch, Germany;
Anything but Black, Ausra Linkenviciute, Lithuania/UK;
Rhizome, Paolo Buccieri, Italy;
Cowboys: East Germany, Rebels and the Vogtland, Eric O'Connell, USA;
Khmer Pots, Delphine Moreau, France;
The Way to Sundance, Miguel Bechet/Ursina Maurer, Switzerland;
242 Meters of Life, Novica Savić, Serbia;
Roma Boys – the Love Story, Rozalie Kohutova, Czech Republic;
A Looming Past, Sashi Sivramkrishna, India;
Years in Hand, Evgeny Aleksandrov/Elena Danilko, Russia;
Human Terrain, Michael Udris, David Udris, James Der Derian, USA.
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