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The Perfect Circle

Author and director: Claudia Tosi

Produced by:  Movimenta

Producer: Claudia Tosi

Co produced by:  Petra Pan Film Production, Miafilm, Cobos Films

Ita-Slo-UK-NL

Dur: 76' and 52'

Date of release: May 2015

 

Ivano and Meris don’t know each other. They are guests in a hospice for terminally ill persons, struggling to catch the last flashes of life. Meris runs in with her lovely husband, Mario, and dreams to go back home, even only for one day, to sit in the garden with him and talk about silly things. Ivano, enraged with the world, kicks everyone out from his room under the patient look of his wife Carla, a tough woman with eyes full with tears that she never cries. Meris and Ivano are not going gently “into that good night”. “The Perfect Circle” intertwines two love stories and the urge to find a meaning to life when death is around the corner. But maybe no one ever goes away for good, as the never-ending cycle of water teaches us.

 

Distrubution

 

Deckert Distribution GmbH

Marienplatz 1

04103 Leipzig

Germany

 

Tel.: +49 (0) 341 215 66 38

info@deckert-distribution.com

www.deckert-distribution.com

 

 

Mostar United

Author and director:  Claudia Tosi

Produced by:  Stefilm

Producer:  Edoardo Fracchia

Co-Producer: Petra Pan Film Production, Movimenta, Chello Multicanal

Ita-Slo

Dur: 75' and 52'

Date of release: January 2009

Distribution: Stefilm

 

Mensud fought in the Bosnian war, defending his hometown Mostar and the Old Bridge. Now that peace has returned and the Old Bridge has been rebuilt, Mensud is fighting once again, this time against the new

nationalist mentality.

 

Torn apart and enraged by ethnical conflict, Mostar is more like two “ghettos” divided by a big boulevard, than the joyful Montmartre of the Balkans that it  was before the war. From the pitch of the Velez

football school, the legendary team of Mostar, Mensud teaches an army of kids the value of friendship and unity. His son, Dzenan, one of his players, cannot stand this struggle any longer. He dreams of playing for a major European team and living in a safe environment.

 

Private Fragments of Bosnia

Author and director:  Claudia Tosi

Produced by:  Movimenta

Italy

Dur: 54'

Date of release: November 2004

Distribution: Stefilm

 

Svjetlana’s best friend, Claudia, travels to Mostar and Sarajevo filming what she finds on her way. The words of her friend’s night-long phone calls from the States are loud in her mind, while she searches for the elements that can make Svjetlana want to return home. 

Svjetlana left Bosnia in 1992 just after the start of the war. She lost her roots, effects and dreams and is afraid of returning. Claudia’s desire is to have her friend close to her once more and to free her from the obsession of the tragic events that obliged her to leave. She thinks this journey will help her convince Svjetlana to return. The narration develops through the telephone conversations, family archives and the material shot by Claudia in the troubled Bosnia of today. Mostar, the battered town where the ethnical divide is still intense, the graves and landmines in the region and the once multi-cultured and joyfull town of Sarajevo.  

 

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