BBB travelled with its films in Scotland at the Macrobert arts center for a weekend full of Balkan spirit and Ecstasis! The audience ‘loved the range of shorts on offer’.
Each month macrobert arts centre brings a range of special event screenings, ranging from post show discussions to genre specific films and everything in between. BBB participated in one of those events in October the 6th 2012 as part of a weekend festival. Selected films – from the BBB Short Film Festival 2012 and the Workshops 2011 – according to the thematic of the event were being screened on a loop throughout the day as a kind of drop in and out session. This way all students from the university campus had the opportunity to watch Balkan films and discuss on them. ‘RF was well written, layered and hilarious’ and ‘mesmerised by Trust in Me’.
Macrobert arts centre is a company limited by guarantee and incorporated in Scotland with its registered office at University of Stirling.
The films projected at the event were:
Budapest Backwards, Fiction, 10.09 min/ Jeroen Sebrechts, Belgium 2011
A day of a clear weather, Documentary, 4 min/ Odeta Cunaj/ Alketa Ramaj, Albania 2010
Family cabaret, Fiction, 6 min/ Damir Bašić, Bosnia Herzegovina 2011
Trust in me, Video Art, 4.14 min/ Bojana Rajević, Serbia 2011
Ragaining the face, experimental documentary, 6.18’min, Pance Prendzov’, Skopje 2011 (BBB Production)
Rainbow, Fiction, 14.15 min/ Alexandra Suta, Romania 2011
RF, Fiction, 19 min/ Stavros Liokalos, Greece 2010
Who’s Afraid Of The Big Bad Crises? Audiovisual poetry/ experimental documentary, Dominik Dušek, Greece 2011 (BBB Production)
Homeless, experimental, 5,04, Myra Stylianou, Greece 2011 (BBB Production)