The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival is scheduled to take place from August 14th through the 21st, positioning the city of Sarajevo as a major hub for international cinema. A key highlight of the festival is the world premiere of All That Is Wrong With You, a feature-length dramatic film by screenwriter and director Urša Menart. This film explores themes of friendship, emotional distance, and the yearning for connection, premiering on August 16th.
The festival’s competitive program features several Slovenian minority co-productions. These include Little Things, directed by Zvonimir Jurić and involving Macedonian director Kosare Mitić, and Shame and Money, directed by Visar Morina and featuring Macedonian director Dine Dume. The documentary competition will showcase the participation of two Slovenian films.
Notably, Metod Pevc’s documentary Coming Out will hold its international premiere in Sarajevo on August 17th. Additionally, the Macedonian director Dine Dume’s film, Skijetanje ni za punce, will be featured in the documentary section. The lineup underscores the festival’s commitment to diverse cinematic voices.
The selection of featured films and documentaries provides a comprehensive overview of contemporary filmmaking, drawing attention to the talents of various directors across the region. The festival promises a robust schedule for film enthusiasts, solidifying Sarajevo’s reputation as a premier destination for cinematic arts.
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