Braća noći
Dokumentarac
Režiser: Patric Chiha
Austrija (Nemački, bugarski, rumunski sa engleskim i srpskim titlom)
Trajanje: 88 minuta
Nagrade: Specijalna nagrada žirija Medjunarodnog filmskog festival na Kuritibi
IMDb
Nežni momci preko dana, kraljevi preko noći. Film prati grupu mladih bugarskih Roma koji su došli u Austriju tragajući za slobodom i brzim novcem. Prodaju svoja tela kao da je to sve što imaju. Ono što ih teši je to što nisu sami, ali noći su duge i nepredvidive.
Reditelj Patric China prisustvovaće projekciji filma nakon koje će biti organizovana Q&A sesija. Film se prikazuje uz podršku Austrijskog kulturnog foruma u Beogradu.
Patric Chiha
Rođen u Beču u Austriji 1975, studirao je modni dizajn u Parizu, a potom filmsku montažu na INSAS školi filma Univerziteta u Briselu. Trenutno živi i radi u Parizu. Pravi kratke filmove od 2001. i dobio je mnogo nagrada. Njegov debitantski dugometražni film DOMAINE, gde glavnu ulogu igra Beatrice Dalle, premijerno je prikazan na festivalu Biennale u Veneciji. Njegova komedija Boys like us prikazana je u bioskopima 2014.
Born in Vienna, Austria in 1975, he studied fashion design in Paris and then film editing at INSAS film school in Brussels. He currently lives and works in Paris. He has been making short films since 2001 and has received many awards. His debut feature film DOMAINE, starring Béatrice Dalle, premiered at the Biennale in Venice. His comedy BOYS LIKE US was released in cinemas in 2014.
Brothers of the Night
Documentary
Director: Patric Chiha
Austria (German, Bulgarian, Romany with English and Serbian subtitles)
Duration: 88’
Awards: Special Jury Prize – Curitiba International Film Festival
IMDb
Soft boys by day, kings by night. The film follows a group of young Bulgarian Roma who come to Vienna looking for freedom and a quick buck. They sell their bodies as if that’s all they had. What comforts them, so far from home, is the feeling of being together. But the nights are long and unpredictable.
Director Patric China will attend the screening and Q&A after the screening. The screening is supported by Austrian Cultural Forum in Belgrade.
