Nadav Lapid’s Berlinale Golden Bear winner Synonyms, Juliano Dornelles’ Cannes Competition entry Bacurau and Anna Eborn’s Rotterdam award winner Transnistra are among the selection for the Kinoscope strand at Sarajevo Film Festival (August 16-23 2019).
The festival has selected 16 titles across three sections.
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The Kinoscope section is open to films from around the world, excluding the Southeastern European territories which comprise the festival’s competition strand.
One title from the UK, Peter Strickland’s dark comedy In Fabric, is chosen, in the Kinoscope Surreal section.
There are four titles appearing from this year’s Cannes Film Festival: Fire Will Come and Beanpole from Un Certain Regard, The Orphanage from Directors’ Fortnight, plus Bacurau.
Swedish director Ruben Östlund will chair the jury for this year’s edition, for which the Competition titles were announced last week.
The festival will open with Ines Tanović’s second feature Son.
Kinoscope 2019 selection
Kinoscope
Adoration (Bel-Fr)
Dir: Fabrice Du Welz
Beanpole (Rus)
Dir: Kantemir Balagov
Echo (Ice-Fr-Switz)
Dir: Rúnar Rúnarsson
The Orphanage (Den-Ger-Fr-Lux-Afgh-Qat)
Dir: Shahrbanoo Sadat
Synonyms (Fr-Isr-Ger)
Dir: Nadav Lapid
Twelve Thousand (Fr)
Dir: Nadège Trebal
Kinoscope Real
Fire Will Come (Fr-Lux-Sp)
Dir: Oliver Laxe
Give Me Liberty (US)
Dir: Kirill Mikhanovsky
Immortal (Est-Lat)
Dir: Ksenia Okhapkina
Normal (It-Swe)
Dir: Adele Tulli
Searching Eva (Ger)
Dir: Pia Hellenthal
Transnistra (Swe-Den-Bel)
Dir: Anna Eborn
Kinoscope Surreal
Bacurau (Braz-Fr)
Dirs: Juliano Dornelles, Kleber Mendonça Filho
Greener Grass (US)
Dirs: Jocelyn Deboer, Dawn Luebbe
In Fabric (UK)
Dir: Peter Strickland
Koko-Di Koko-Da (Swe-Den)
Dir: Johannes Nyholm
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