Project Detail

Borders, Raindrops (Granice kiše)

Name: Borders, Raindrops (Granice kiše)
Director: Nikola Mijovic, Vlastimir Sudar
Genre: Drama
Released: 2018
Duration: 94 mins

Synopsis

A film about longing and belonging, set high up in the mountains above the Adriatic Sea. A city girl, Jagoda, visits her extended family in the Balkan countryside during the summer, awakening hope, love, and the sense of mystery. The story unfolds in a recently fragmented space, on the borders of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Croatia, and is mirrored in the narrative structure of the film, which is broken in two halves and an epilogue. The ghostly presence of the young woman creates a connection between the two families, divided by the newly formed borders, with no passports or umbrellas needed.

Details

Year: 2018
Type of project: Features
Running time: 94 mins
Format: 4K
Director: Nikola Mijovic, Vlastimir Sudar 1st Feature
Producer: Karlo Kalezic, Nikola Mijovic, Vlastimir Sudar, Andrijana Stojkovic
Co-Producer: Goran Djikic, Vlado Ljevar
Executive Producer: Vlastimir Sudar
Editor: Alexander Fry
Screenwriter: Nikola Mijovic, Vlastimir Sudar
Director of Photography: Milos Jacimovic
Sound: Vanesa Lorena Tate, Gabriele Griciute
Principal cast: Kristina Stevovic, Vahidin Prelic, Robert Budak
Set Design: Mina Buric, Tamara Trickovic
Costume Design: Maria Jelesijevic, Dara Mihailovic

Genre

Drama

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

c/o Balkan Kino

Vlastimir Sudar

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