Cinema Komunisto Page #3

Synopsis: When history has a different script from the one in your films, who wouldn't invent a country to fool themselves? The collapsing sets of Tito's Hollywood of the East take us on a journey through the rise and fall of the illusion called Yugoslavia. Exploring the ruins of the forgotten film sets and talking to directors, producers, policemen and Tito's projectionist about the state run film studios and Tito's personal love for cinema and it's stars, 'Cinema Komunisto' uses film clips to go back to the film when 'His story' became the official history.
Director(s): Mila Turajlic
Production: Music Box Films
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
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Year:
2010
100 min
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I wondered, when does this man sleep.

On 20th of October

the Liberation Day of Belgrade.

President of the republic

Josip Broz Tito.

Opened a permanent exhibition

of Yugoslav war history.

War museum

Belgrade, Serbia.

On the opening ceremony was

Jovanka Broz, Tito's spouse

and Yugoslav top executives.

"This museum will be the historical monument. "

Tito said.

"My wish is that we do not fill this Museum

with some future battles. "

Show the order

to all fighters.

"The window must fall tonight. "

Today is hard to speak about the wars

that happened to us.

We made films about the people's liberation battle.

We didn't have criteria

of how this must be done.

Many of you are asking who we are.

We are Partisans.

We don't recognize the occupation.

We struggle for freedom.

Fellow proletarians!

Death to Fascism!

- Freedom to the people!

Death to Fascism!

- Freedom to the people!

Fellow aviators, Death to Fascism!

- Freedom to the people.

These films were very authentic.

But in some places it was exaggerated.

613,613,

Mayday.

Cousin arrived. Cousin arrived.

No trace of the bandit.

Do not underestimate them.

Grandpa, what is that roar?

Soldiers are killing enemies.

Frees Kozara.

There were films,

that were telling the truth.

That were critical.

Films that we do not have today.

Army goes!

Proletarians go!

These are not scenes from the documentary film.

Neither authentic war footage.

It is one of the shooting day of the

"The Partisans",

from the director Stole Jankovic.

These are soldiers,

that are on military service with camera and actors:

domestic and foreign.

I am from Kragujevac.

- With whom you befriended from the actors?

With Mr. Bata.

- Where are you from? Slovenia.

I was determined to go to German group,

but I ran to the partisans

without anybody noticing.

So I'm a Partisan now.

- Who are you?

Dead Italiian.

- And, when you're alive?

Salih Krasnic from Bosnia.

I'm serving the military service.

Comrade Commander of the Battalion.

Would you like to tell us,

are the soldiers losing time

compared to the classic military service?

I would not agree with that.

Because, this is how

we remember and encourage

the way of Partisan fighting.

Let them closer and without excitement!

Fire!

Attack!

Partisan war films were funded

and loved.

Bata Zivojinovic, myself

and other actors were visiting factories

and talked about how good this film will be.

That is how we collected money.

They understood the role of film.

It was interesting to

to see actors in uniform.

When we said that we need money

to complete the film,

they gave without asking

how much.

The whole of Europe was brought to its knees.

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