Paviljon
Paviljon je crna komedija koja tematizira pobunu štićenika staračkog doma. Nakon godina zlostavljanja i poniženja, grupa stanara odlučuje se na oružanu pobunu, zauzimajući dom i ulazeći u sukob s vlastima. Film je premijeru imao na 31. Sarajevo Film Festivalu, gdje je otvorio festival.
Film je podržan od strane Ministarstva kulture i sporta Kantona Sarajevo, Fondacije za kinematografiju Sarajevo, Hrvatskog audiovizualnog centra, Agencije za film Sjeverne Makedonije, Filmskog centra Srbije, Filmskog centra Crne Gore, te u koprodukciji s BH Telecomom i Lutrijom BH.
REŽIJA: Dino Mustafić
SCENARIJ: Viktor Ivančić i Emir Imamović Pirke
PRODUCENT: Mustafa Mustafić, Ishak Jalimam, Rusmir Efendić
KOPRODUKCIJA: Panglasa (BiH), Cineplanet (Hrvatska), Krug film (Sjeverna Makedonija), Monte Royal Pictures (Srbija), Natenane productions (Crna Gora), Realstage (BiH)
PREMIJERA: 31. Sarajevo Film Festival
PODRŠKA: BH Telecom
GODINA: 2025
U filmu glume: Rade Šerbedžija, Zijah Sokolović, Miralem Zubčević, Ksenija Pajić, Jasna Diklić, Branka Petrić, Meto Jovanovski, Vladimir Jurc Lali, Kaća Dorić, Muhamed Bahonjić, Ivo Barišić, Ermin Bravo, Alban Ukaj, Nikša Butijer, Vedrana Božinović, Mirjana Karanović, Ermin Sijamija, Aleksandar Seksan, Snežana Vidović, Selma Mehanović, Zlatan Školjić, Adis Mehanović, Siniša Vidović, Faketa Salihbegović-Avdagić, Ivica Šarić, Mugdim Avdagić, Sabina Kulenović i Ana Novaković.
Bosanski vitez
Bosanski vitez je dokumentarni film koji istražuje bogatu historiju srednjovjekovne Bosne i Hercegovine. Kroz detaljne intervjue i istraživanje, film se fokusira na pitanje identiteta, kulturne baštine i naslijeđa koje se kroz stoljeća oblikovalo i preživjelo. Premijerno je prikazan na 30. Sarajevo Film Festivalu, gdje je doživio svoju bosanskohercegovačku premijeru.
Film je nastao u koprodukciji Concept Medije i Prime Timea, uz podršku Federalne televizije, BH Telecoma i udruženja La Terra Nostra. Objavljen je simbolično 1. marta, na Dan nezavisnosti Bosne i Hercegovine, s snažnom porukom: “Temelj Bosne i Hercegovine je stoljetna kultura, u toj kulturi baština kraljevska, u baštini pismo i bosanski jezik.”
REŽIJA: Tarik Hodžić
PRODUCENT: Adnan Ćuhara
PREMIJERA: 30. Sarajevo Film Festival
KOPRODUKCIJA: Concept Media, Prime Time
PODRŠKA: Federalna televizija, BH Telecom, La Terra Nostra
GODINA: 2025
Bosnian Mystery Crime Series ‘Komar’ Acquired by Beta Film (EXCLUSIVE)
Beta Film has picked up international distribution rights to the Bosnian mystery crime series “Komar,” which celebrated its world premiere a year ago at the Sarajevo Film Festival.
“Komar” is produced by BH Telecom (BH Content Lab) with SCCA/Pro.ba as the executive producer. It is the third series on which BH Telecom and Beta Film have collaborated, following “I Know Your Soul” and “The Hollow.”
The eight-hour show joins Beta’s growing slate of high-end shows from the Balkans, including Canneseries and Shanghai TV Festival winner “Operation Sabre” from Serbia, which recently aired on ARTE and was praised as “masterful political thriller” by Spiegel and “a powerful and committed thriller” by Télérama.
Other series from the region include Venice Film Festival TV entry “I Know Your Soul” by Jasmila Žbanić, the Bulgarian drama “Shattered Bonds and the long-running Greek TV sensation “The Beach,” among others.
“Komar” centers on Mersiha. When her boyfriend Miki vanishes without a trace while travelling by bus through the Komar mountains, Mersiha and her best friend, Jasna, set out to search for him. Meanwhile, some of the travelers wake up on the bus and find it lost in the middle of nowhere, without a cellphone signal or any way to get back to civilization. As Mersiha and Jasna get sucked deeper into the mystery, it turns out that dark forces are trying to thwart their efforts.
Timur Makarevic is the showrunner; Vedran Rupic and Una Gunjak share directing credits.
In the lead roles are Lejla Hakalovic, Pia Vrdoljak and Igor Skvarica.
Beta Film is represented at this year’s edition of the Sarajevo Film Festival by senior executive at Beta’s Kids & YA, Julia Schweiger, who is among the panelists of the Cinelink panel “From SKAM to SRAM: Youth Drama, Public Broadcasters, and the Power of Adaptation.”