Lightdox董事会IDFA发光标题“革命博物馆”（独家）
Lightdox Boards IDFA Luminous Title ‘Museum of the Revolution’ (EXCLUSIVE)
瑞士销售服装Lightdox已收购了“革命博物馆”，这是美国塞尔维亚导演SréanKeča的首次亮相，在其在IDFA的发光链的世界首映之前，综艺是在贝尔格莱德（Belgrade）设立的。1961年，有计划建立一个大博物馆，以向社会主义南斯拉夫社会主义者致敬。为了“维护南斯拉夫人民的真相”，该计划从来没有超出地下室的建设。这座废弃的建筑现在讲述了一个与60年前其发起人所设想的故事截然不同的故事。在潮湿的情况下，漆黑的空间生活了一个由资本主义重塑的社会的流浪者。详细说明，“革命博物馆”跟随一个女孩，她通过与母亲一起清洁车窗来赚钱。同时，孩子与一个也住在地下室的老妇人建立了亲密的友谊。在一个转型城市的背景下，三名妇女在彼此之间找到庇护所Lightdox的首席执行官兼联合创始人Anna Berthollet告诉Variety：“我们感到非常高兴和真正的特权，可以参加并捍卫这场令人惊叹的电影艺术，并从我们深深佩服的团队中。斯里兰·凯娅（SréanKeča）的“革命博物馆”是对社会和资本主义失败的承诺的精湛审视，同时也是对边缘上留下的人民的亲密肖像。”关于生活中的生活中的生活中的寓言。对我来说，这一直是南尤斯拉夫后社会的核心经历，快速进入资本主义和惊人的不平等程度。这部电影的重点是这个过程最容易受到伤害的电影，并在介绍故事寓言层的空间的黑暗中找到了它们。从那里开始，我想看看我能多远将基于角色的观察纪录片推向一部论文电影，同时保持两种形式的核心品质。”“革命博物馆”是PRVanjaJambrović为克罗地亚的重新启动和塞尔维亚的Uzrok的Keča而与LukášKokeš共同制作了捷克·努力（Czech offit Nutprodukc）。该项目还得到了塞尔维亚共和国文化部，电影中心塞尔维亚，圣丹斯研究所纪录片电影计划的支持，并得到了Just Films/Ford Foundation和Open Society Foundation的支持，欧盟的创意媒体计划，Croatian Radiotelevision，Croatian Radiotelevision，Croatian Radiotelevision，克罗地亚视听中心，捷克电影基金和地理电视。
Swiss sales outfit Lightdox has acquired “Museum of the Revolution,” the feature debut of U.S.-based, Serbian director Srđan Keča, ahead of its world premiere in IDFA’s Luminous strand, Variety has learned.
The documentary is set in Belgrade, where, in 1961, there were plans to build a grand museum as a tribute to Socialist Yugoslavia. Meant to “safeguard the truth” about the Yugoslav people, the plan never got beyond the construction of the basement. The derelict building now tells a very different story from the one envisioned by its initiators 60 years ago. In the damp, pitch-dark space live the outcasts of a society reshaped by capitalism. In detail, “Museum of the Revolution” follows a girl who earns cash by cleaning car windows with her mother. Meanwhile, the child develops a close friendship with an old woman who also lives in the basement. Against the background of a transforming city, the three women find refuge in each other.
Commenting on the acquisition, Lightdox’s CEO and co-founder Anna Berthollet, told Variety: “We feel so happy and genuinely privileged to come on board and defend this stunning piece of cinematic art from a team we deeply admire. Srđan Keča’s ‘Museum of the Revolution’ is a masterful look at society and the failed promises of capitalism, while also being an intimate portrait of the people left on the margins.”
Keča added: “This film was born of a desire to tell a parable about life inside a structure built of aborted dreams. To me, this has been the core experience of post-Yugoslav societies, fast-tracked into capitalism and staggering levels of inequality. The film focuses on those left most vulnerable by this process, and finds them in the darkness of a space that sets off the story’s allegorical layer. From there, I wanted to see how far I could push a character-based observational documentary into becoming an essay film, while keeping the core qualities of both forms intact.”
“Museum of the Revolution” was produced by Vanja Jambrović for Croatia’s Restart and Keča for Serbia’s UZROK, in co-production with Lukáš Kokeš for Czech outfit Nutprodukc. The project was also backed by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia, Film Center Serbia, the Sundance Institute Documentary Film Program with support from Just Films/Ford Foundation and the Open Society Foundations, the European Union’s Creative MEDIA program, Croatian Radiotelevision, the Croatian Audiovisual Center, the Czech Film Fund and Geo Television.
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