Crnogorski glumac Milutin Mima Karadžić za "Dnevni avaz": Volim doći u Sarajevo, nemam nikakvu podjelu u glavi
Gostovao u seriji Elmira Jukića. Želim da s tom serijom baš uspiju. Odem kod Darija Delibašića, sina Mirze Delibašića, u kafić.
Crnogorski glumac Milutin Mima Karadžić jedan je od onih kojeg ne treba posebno predstavljati. Njegov opus i karijera koja decenijama traje dovoljno govore o njemu.
Nedavno je boravio u Sarajevu na snimanju serije “Na rubu pameti“ u kojoj gostuje, čija je treća sezona počela s emitiranjem na MY TV, a u decembru će biti dostupna i na Federalnoj televiziji.
Dobra ekipa
Riječ je o humorističkoj TV seriji iz 2022. godine u režiji Elmira Jukića, a u razgovoru za “Dnevni avaz“ Karadžić je rekao da je Juka (kako odmilja zovu reditelja Jukića, op.a.) pravi dasa i divan čovjek.
– Predivno mi je bilo. Ti ljudi su me dočekali sjajno. Juku znam odranije, radio sam u Beogradu s njim na „Radiju Milevi“. Ta ekipa je jako, jako dobra. To snimanje je teklo vrlo profesionalno – rekao je Karadžić.
Otkrio nam je da igra bivšeg boksera.
– Bio je dobar bokser, sportista iz Crne Gore, ali je zaboravljen. I onda, pošto taj pisac piše knjigu o velikim sportistima Jugoslavije, njega je preskočio. I on dolazi sad da popravi tu nepravdu kod tog pisca, da kaže da je on taj i da je vrlo povrijeđen zbog toga.
Naravno, preplave te emocije i onda to bude malo onako žešće, a, s druge strane, bude vrlo duhovito. I to je, to je otprilike neka priča. Radio sam s njima, radim uvijek kada me pozovu, mislim, stvarno je bilo dobro. Želim da s tom serijom baš uspiju, pa da li ćemo se vidjeti opet, vjerovatno hoćemo u neko dogledno vrijeme – istakao je Karadžić.
Voli Sarajevo, kaže, a i Sarajevo njega.
– Meni je u Sarajevu uvijek jako dobro. Volim da dođem u Sarajevo i, kako da vam kažem, nemam tu podjelu u glavi. Prosto, ja idem i u Istočno Sarajevo i Sarajevo, idem, igram predstave. Sve je to jedna divna publika i sve je to, za onoliko koliko ja dođem, meni neka lijepa priča. Ja sam u Sarajevu dolazio i prije svega ovoga, služio sam jedan dio vojske u Sarajevu. Poznajem taj grad i poznajem mnogo ljudi tamo – kazao je Karadžić.
Nezaobilazni rituali
Ima i svoje nezaobilazne rituale. Na prvom mjestu je spavanje u “Hotelu Evropa”.
– To me veže za neko vrijeme kada sam dolazio davno, taj salon u „Evropi“, on mi je baš ono nešto što je dobro. Drugo, odem kod Darija Delibašića, sina Mirze Delibašića, u kafić, kod njega i Tanje. I to mi je ritual da kod njih popijem neku čašicu rakije, kaficu i tako to, tako da su mi to sve neke fine priče – naglasio je crnogorski glumac.
Ponovio je da ne voli podjele.
– Meni je to sve publika koja me prihvati. Ja volim prosto da dođem, tako da nemam tu granicu ni u glavi, niti bilo gdje, nemam jednostavno, prosto tako – istakao je Karadžić.
Na SFF-u dogodine
– Nadam se da ćemo već u februaru imati premijeru filma “Sportsko srce“. To je predivna komedija koju smo uradili, snimili pa ćemo je imati, nadam se, i u Sarajevu na festivalu naredne godine.
To je jedna priča, a druga priča je film “Karmadona“, to sam isto završio. “Sportko srce“ je režirao Milan Karadžić, a “Karmadonu“ je radio Aca Radivojević, i to su dva projekta koja sam snimio sada. Da ne govorim šta bih trebao da radim, otom-potom – rekao je Karadžić.
Produkciju serije “Na rubu pameti“ potpisuje Fist, a snima se u okviru projekta “BH Content Lab“.
Evo iza kojih projekata stoji BH Telecom na 30. izdanju SFF-a
“BH Telecom” koproducent je filma “Nakon ljeta” bh. oskarovca Danisa Tanovića čijom premijerom je zvaničnoni otvoren 30. SFF
Kompanija “BH Telecom” jedan je od glavnih sponzora i tehnološki partner jubularnog 30. Sarajevo Film Festivala.
Proteklih godina investirala je oko 30 miliona KM u bh. kinematografiju, a mnoga ostvarenja prikazana su na SFF-u i pokupila su mnoge simpatije publike.
“BH Telecom” koproducent je filma “Nakon ljeta” bh. oskarovca Danisa Tanovića čijom premijerom je zvaničnoni otvoren 30. SFF.
Promovirana je i serija “Komar” Timura Makarevića, koja je nastala u produkciji BH Content Lab platforme. Kompanija je priredila i gala event za zvanice uoči pretpremijere ove serije.
Riječ je o seriji koja ima elemente naučne fantastike i misterija, a radnja se dešava u Srednjoj Bosni gdje pod misterioznim okolnostima nestaje autobus sa putnicima.
Organizirana je i dodjela nagrada “Srce Sarajeva” za TV, a strukovni žiri sastavljen od više od 500 filmskih profesionalaca iz regije, ove je godine nominovao osam serija u 14 kategorija. Dvije serije nastale iz produkcije BH Content Laba – “Znam kako dišeš” i “Princ iz Eleja” – odnijele su čak 10 nagrada čime je potvrđen njihov kvalitet.
Premijerno je prikazan i film Srđana Vuletića “Gym”, a BH Telecom, osim što je koproducent, bio je domaćin projekcije u Ljetnom kinu Coca-Cola.
Još jedna serija nastala u produkciji BH Content Lab platforme jeste i “Tender” čija nova sezona također je premijerno prikazana na 30. SFF.
Tu je i vrlo popularna serija “Kotlina” Danisa Tanovića i Amre Bakšić Čamo, čija prva sezona je osvojila publiku, a druga je prikazana na SFF-u.
“Kotlina” je kriminalistička mini serija od pet epizoda koja, koristeći istragu ubistva u Zemaljskom muzeju, uspijeva da dočara savremeno Sarajevo u kojem je okrutni sistem vrijednosti iz predratnog vremena u sudaru sa kapitalizmom današnjice. Serija je nastala u produkciji BH Content Lab platforme.
“BH Telecom” organizirao je i Masterclassove, a imao je i specijalni program uživo iz TV studija sa crvenog tepiha. Gosti su bila neka od najpoznatijih filmskih imena ovogodišnjeg SFF, domaći filmski umjetnici i poznate bh. ličnosti.
Premijerno prikazana druga sezona "Kotline": Ekipa serije, nakon crvenog tepiha, pozdravila publiku u sali kina
Druga sezona “Kotline” ima osam epizoda, a radnja se dešava u Sarajevu i Zenici
Druga sezona serije “Kotlina” premijerno je prikazana večeras u okviru 30. Sarajevo Film Festivala u kino sali Cineplexxa.
Ekipa je pozdravila publiku uoči projekcije, a predvodio ih je reditelj Danis Tanović, koji nije mogao odoljeti mirisu kokica, pa je uzeo jednu kanticu za ponijeti.
Dugoočekivana druga sezona rađena je u produkciji BH Content Laba, kao i prvi dio serije.
Ekipa se večeras prvo pojavila na crvenom tepihu ispred Narodnog pozorišta Sarajevo. Svi su bili raspoloženi te su pozirali fotoreporterima. Nakon toga su se uputili u kino da i tamo pozdrave publiku.
Druga sezona “Kotline” ima osam epizoda, a radnja se dešava u Sarajevu i Zenici.
Osim Tanovića, režiju potpisuje i Aida Begić. Kreatori serije su Tanović i Amra Bakšić Čamo, dok scenarij potpisuju Tanović, Bakšić Čamo, Nikola Kuprešanin i Adnan Lugonić. U “Kotlini” igraju Feđa Štukan, Boris Ler, Mario Knezović, Snežana Vidović, Tarik Filipović, Helena Vuković, Anita Kajasa. Ova serija je prva u nizu koje su rađene u okviru BH Content Laba.
‘It’s a Chronicle of the City’: Sarajevo’s Past and Present Clash in Drama Series ‘The Hollow’
In Bosnian drama series “The Hollow,” a body is found in a museum. As senior inspector Edib Pašić tries to solve the case, he dives deeper and deeper into modern-day Sarajevo. Which hasn’t really changed all that much and keeps protecting its secrets.
“This combination of old and new is something we all carry inside. We are stuck in the past yet experiencing this strange transition in the present,” producer Amra Bakšić Čamo tells Variety. She has co-created the show alongside Danis Tanović, the director of Oscar winner “No Man’s Land.”
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Presented in Sarajevo Film Festival’s Avant Premiere Series, “The Hollow” was produced by SCCA/pro.ba for BH Content Lab and BH Telecom.
“If you go to a random bar in Sarajevo right now, they will play 1980s songs. I don’t know where it comes from. Why haven’t we moved on culturally? Also, we are a society that doesn’t solve things. We haven’t solved anything for 30 years, so how do we use this genre? It’s a whodunnit, sure, but it’s also a chronicle of the city.”
The city also influenced the show’s “sunny noir” look, although not in the way its creators initially intended.
“One thing you can’t predict is the weather. What we were going for and what we ended up with wasn’t the same,” she laughs.
“Sarajevo is usually the foggiest town in the winter. It’s this heavy industrial fog, coming from pollution and the fact that we are in a hollow. And this was the sunniest winter in the last 15 years! Luckily, our DP Erol Zubcevic embraced it so beautifully.”
Bakšić Čamo, a self-described “crime buff,” wanted to create an iconic character in Pašić, enlisting the help of “A Perfect Day” actor Feđa Štukan.
“This man cut ties with his past because of the war, but he never started to live in the present. He is stuck. Every single country has some legendary inspector who solves murders, but not Bosnia. We never had that person! I always wanted to introduce him,” she adds. Noting that making the show as local as possible can potentially make it as international as possible.
“Authenticity sells.”
“The most interesting shows right now are not made with some imaginary western audience in mind. Suddenly, you are spending your Sunday afternoon watching Icelandic, Danish or Polish series. Arthouse films just don’t work in the same way.”
“The Hollow” was directed by Tanović and Aida Begić, who also brought “A Ballad” to this year’s fest. But the collaboration, while interesting, was brought on by tragic events.
“When we shot the majority of the series, Danis’ son was hit by a car. He survived, he is doing well now, but it was very difficult,” says Bakšić Čamo.
“We were approaching the deadline and Danis wanted us to continue. Aida read the script on Monday, we talked on Tuesday and she met the actors on Wednesday. On Thursday, she started directing. I don’t think anyone will be able to tell who shot what. That’s the beauty of doing a series – in arthouse cinema, the directors bring their own voice. Here, you have to find the voice of the series.”
But arthouse is still where she feels most at home, she admits, conflicted about the show’s red-carpet premiere at a film festival.
“As a promotional tool, it’s great. On the other hand, there are things that are made for the big screen and things that are made to be watched with your dog and your husband. It’s beautiful, sure, but is it really the same as watching ‘real cinema’? I am still figuring it all out.”
With the first season clocking in at five episodes and set to premiere in September, there is room for much more, with the duo already writing the second season and hoping to shoot in the spring.
“This particular story ends, but the characters keep on going. We created ‘The Hollow’ as something that could continue. Not for 20 years, it’s not going to be ‘Midsomer Murders,’ but I am hoping for three or four seasons.”
PRODUCTION: Danis Tanović and Aida Begić in Postproduction with TV Series Kotlina
SARAJEVO: Academy Award-winner Danis Tanović and Cannes FF laureate Aida Begić are currently in postproduction with Kotlina, a five-episode crime drama created by Tanović and Amra Bakšić Čamo, and produced by SCCA/pro.ba for BH Telecom and BH Content Lab.
The first two episodes of the series will be screened in the upcoming Sarajevo Film Festival’s Avant Premiere programme.
After a body of an unknown man is discovered in the garden of the National Museum in Sarajevo, chief inspector Edib Pašić and his young colleague Mido Zec are called upon to the crime scene. It seems to be one more insignificant case of no interest to the media, but a journalist from the Sloboda online magazine, Ajla Pašić, happens to be at the crime scene with a camera. On the same day, Edib’s war comrade Senči returns from prison. The disappearance of the corpse from the morgue and the hidden motives of the Museum’s employees lead Edib, Mido, Ajla and Senči into a web of corruption, pressure, personal failures, poverty, hopelessness and international crime.
The script was written by Amra Bakšić Čamo, Nikola Kuprešanin, Adnan Lugonić and Danis Tanović.
Feđa Štukan, Boris Ler, Ida Keškić and Mario Knezović are the lead actors.
Kotlina is produced by Amra Bakšić Čamo and Adis Đapo of SCCA/pro.ba together with Sedin Kahriman through BH Content Lab, BH Telecom’s 12,782,300 EUR / 25 m KM platform for production of high-quality television. This is the first TV series produced by BH Telecom.
Kotlina was shot in Sarajevo from December 2021 till February 2022.
The premiere of the series is planned for September 2022 on BH Telecom’s Moja TV.
All territories except for Bosnia and Herzegovina are currently available.
Five more series that will be produced through BH Content Lab are in different phases of production at the moment, of which sitcoms Na rubupameti by Elmir Jukić and Tender by Srđan Vuletić should be out soon.
Production Information:
Producers:
BH Telecom (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
BH Content Lab (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
SCCA/pro.ba (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
amra@pro.ba
Credits:
Creators: Danis Tanović, Amra Bakšić Čamo
Directors: Danis Tanović, Aida Begić
Writers: Amra Bakšić Čamo, Nikola Kuprešanin, Adnan Lugonić, Danis Tanović
DOP: Erol Zubčević
Production design: Sanda Popovac
Music: Taino
Costume: Irma Saje
Make up: Lamija Hadžihasanović Homorac
Cast: Feđa Štukan, Boris Ler, Ida Keškić, Mario Knezović, Vedrana Božinović, Izudin Bajrović, Admir Šehović, Alban Ukaj