Réalisation:
Teona Strugar MitevskaPhotographie:
Virginie Saint-MartinActeurs·trices:
Jelena Kordic Kuret, Labina Mitevska, Izudin Bajrovic, Ksenija Marinkovic, Vedrana Božinović, Ana Kostovska, Sinisa Vidovic, Nikolina KujacaRésumés(1)
Sarajevo, de nos jours. Asja, 40 ans, célibataire, s’est inscrite à une journée de speed dating pour faire de nouvelles rencontres. On lui présente Zoran, un banquier de son âge. Mais Zoran ne cherche pas l’amour, il cherche le pardon. (Pyramide Distribution)
Critiques (1)
10 minutes into the film and the main character Asja is a woman I admire. The speed-dating she participates in, however, takes on new dimensions for her when the partner assigned to her starts talking about her past, which Asja is unknowingly a part of. The film mixes comedy and drama perfectly, which gives the film momentum and the viewer finds themselves on a 100-minute emotional roller coaster. Handling war trauma is an uneasy discipline that has a high chance of falling into stereotypical narratives, but The Happiest Man in the World is the exact opposite and proof that depicting a war theme doesn't actually need images from war. If you get a chance to see the film, go see it. It's a cinema experience you can not miss. [LFŠ 2023]
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