KRS (KARST)

Titre Original/ Original Title : KRS

Titre Anglais/ English Title : KARST

Année/Year: 2015

Durée/ Running Time : 70 Minutes

Screening Format : DCP

Produit Par/Produced by : Adriana Ferrarese & Vladimir Todorovic (Tadar Studio)

Production Creative/ Creative Producer: Adriana Ferrarese

Realisation/Directed by : Vladimir Todorovic

Scénario/Screenplay: Vladimir Todorovic

Montage/Edited by : Seamus Haley

Caméra/Dop : Vladimir Todorovic

Musique Originale/ Original Music : Brian O’reilly

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An Italian diplomat choses an almost inaccessible Montenegrin karst landscape as a perfect spot to build his dream house. He hires an architect and a local stonemason family. While taming this envirorment, they learn how to work and function despite obvious cultural differences. From the initiation to completion, both the landscape and its people gradually reveal themselves. Vladimir Todorovi, tells , above all, the story of an invasion. A foreign body enters into a beautiful and timeless landscape and a clash of cultures happens , between the foreign owner and « his » local workers. But the clash is non-violent, nor is the tone of the film bitter or sarcastic toward this « rich invader ». Both strong and gentle, ambitious and modest, Karst is a film on social differences. An apparently purely observational narration subtly hides a second powerful and dense layer, which gives to a seemingly « small » story a major socio-political magnitude.

(Paolo Moretti- Visions du réel 2015)

Sergi est un riche diplomate italien amoureux du Monténégro. Avec l'aide de Goran, un architecte local, il décide de faire construire une maison dans une vallée éloignée et incontaminée de roche karstique près du Lac Skadar, par une famille de maçons de la région. Au fur et à mesure que la maison prend forme, entre déflagrations, explosions de roche et « clash culturel », une relation d’échanges et de confiance se tisse entre le riche diplomate et la famille de maçons des JANKOVICS, malgré l’immense décalage des cultures.

VLADIMIR TODOROVIC

Vladimir est né à Zrenjanin, en Serbie. Il est cinéaste et plasticien.

Son film génératif, SILICA-ESC, a reçu une mention spéciale lors du festival Visions from the Future 2010 Iridescent Worlds et a été recommandé par le jury pour le Media Art Festival au Japon.

Son premier long métrage, WATER HANDS, a été présenté en première au 40e Festival international du film de Rotterdam 2011.

WATER HANDS a reçu une mention spéciale au Festival international du film documentaire de Yamagata en 2012 et le prix du meilleur long métrage au flEXiff 2011, à Sydney.

Son deuxième film DISAPPEARING LANDSCAPE a été présenté en première à Rotterdam en janvier 2013.

Ses films et projets ont participé à de nombreux festivals et expositions dont : Festival international du film de Busan, Paris Project, FEST, Festival international du film documentaire de Yamagata, CINDI, Cottbus, BIFFES, SEAFF, Five Flavors Film Festival, Punto y Raya, Adventures in Motion, Cinemanila. , 39e et 40e Festival international du film de Rotterdam, Impakt, ISEA2010, Ars Electronica, File2011, l'Alternativa 2010, Curtas Vila do Conde, Rencontres Internationales 09, Videoformes, ICA Singapour, ISEA08, Enter3, Wired NextFest, Dislocate07, ISEA06, Siggraph 06 , Transmediale 05, File 2004, MuseumsQuartier Vienna, Machinista, Entermutlimediale 2, WRO 05, Musée d'art contemporain de Belgrade et bien d'autres.

Vladimir was born in Zrenjanin, Serbia. He is a filmmaker and visual artist.

His generative film, SILICA-ESC has been awarded Special Mention at the Visions from the Future 2010 Iridescent Worlds and jury recommended work for Japan’s Media Art Festival.

His debut feature WATER HANDS premiered at the 40th international Film Festival Rotterdam 2011.

WATER HANDS received a Special Mention award at Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival in 2012 and Best Feature Film Award in flEXiff 2011, Sydney.

His second film DISAPPEARING LANDSCAPE premiered in Rotterdam in January 2013.

His films and projects participated in numerous festivals and exhibitions including: Busan International Film Festival, Paris Project, FEST, Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival, CINDI, Cottbus, BIFFES, SEAFF, Five Flavours Film Festival, Punto y Raya, Adventures in Motion, Cinemanila, 39th and 40th International Film Festival Rotterdam, Impakt, ISEA2010, Ars Electronica, File2011, l'Alternativa 2010, Curtas Vila do Conde, Rencontres Internationales 09, Videoformes, ICA Singapore, ISEA08, Enter3, Wired NextFest, Dislocate07, ISEA06, Siggraph 06, Transmediale 05, File 2004, MuseumsQuartier Vienna, Machinista, Entermutlimediale 2, WRO 05, Museum of Contemporary Arts Belgrade, and many others.

PRIX et FESTIVALS/ FESTIVALS AND AWARDS:

Selected by at the Docu Rought Cut Boutique of the Sarajevo Film Festival 2015 and Last Stop Trieste Lab ot the Trieste Film Festival 2015

World Premiere : Visions du réel 2015

Sarajevo Film Festival 2015-Official Selection

DokuFest 2015- Official Selection

UnderhillFest- Official Selection-Special Mention of the Jury

Belldocs- Official Selection

Singapore Film Festival 2015- Official Selection

Trieste Film Festival 2016- Born in Trieste Section

Inhabitant Film Festival 2016- Official Selection

EtnoFilm - Official Selection -Croatia

Edoc- Ecuador- Official Selection

Jakarta Experimental Film Festival -Official Selection

BAM- Biennale Arcipelago Mediterraneo- Sole Luna Film Festival- Official Selection

SEEfest- Los Angeles- USA- Official Selection