France - World Premiere
Vivre après - Paroles de femmes (Living Afterwards)
Sedina, Jasmina, Senada: three women, three young European village
women. During the war in Bosnia (1992-1995), their world fell apart.
Their husbands disappeared, along with dozens of men from their families.
Their houses, land, villages, and country were all swept away.
But in August 1998, they moved into the Vive Zene halfway house in
Tuzla (Bosnia). There they undertook a yearlong psychotherapeutic
program, thereby engaging the vital process of rebuilding their lives
and taking control back over their fates. Living Afterwards
follows them step-by-step through their attempt to survive. A story
of universal interest, the film is the echo of countless other such
tragedies, past or present. It asks us all essential questions about
mourning, love and life.
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| Director |
Laurent Bécue-Renard |
| Original
Version |
Bosnian |
| Photography
|
Fikreta Ahmetovic, Camille Cottagnoud, Renaud Personnaz,
Saskya Jol |
| Sound |
Mathilde
Muyard |
| Editing |
Charlotte Boigeol |
| Production |
Kuiv
Productions, Michel Rotman |
| 2000,
color, mini DV, 82' |
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