9th Tetova International Film Festival – ODA 2020
Dear Film lovers, we are excited to present you our program for this year’s edition which will be held from 9th – 15th October 2020! A total of 65 films, from which 50 films will compete this year at the 9th Tetova International Film Festival – ODA from total 3167 films submitted for the Festival from 122 countries all around the world!
Categories of Tetova International Film Festival – ODA are:
Cine Balkan Panorama (Feature Film):
Zana – Antoneta Kastrati – Kosovo/Albania – 97’
My lake – Gjergj Xhuvani – Albania/North Macedonia – 100’
Tetovo Twilight – Biljana Garvanlieva – North Macedonia – 63’
The Flying Circus – Fatos Berisha – Kosovo/Albania/North Macedonia – 115’
UNFORGETABLE SUMMER – Besnik Bisha – Albania/North Macedonia – 90'
Cine European Panorama:
Exile – Visar Morina – Germany/Belgium/Kosovo – 121’
Another Round (Drunk) – Thomas Vinterberg – Denmark – 115’
A Tale of Three Sisters – Emin Alper – Turkey/Germany/Netherlands/Greece – 108’
How to Be a Good Wife – Martin Provost – France – 109’
Special Screening:
Lake – Fatos Lumani, Bajram Bajrami – North Macedonia – 15’
Nezo – Merita Çoçoli – North Macedonia – 52’
Romeo and Juliet – Sabedin Selmani, Berat Asani – North Maedonia – 20’
Cine Children’s Panorama:
Pinocchio – Matteo Garrone – Italy/France/UK – 125’
Hacker - Poul Berg – Denmark – 97’
Cine Retro Panorama:
I Even Met Happy Gypsies – Aleksandar Petrovic – Ex-Yugoslavia – 94’ (In homage to Bekim Fehmiu)
Kino Mobile (Open Air Cinema) – Tetovo, Gostivar, Kicevo, Debar, Struga
Phantom Boy – Jean-Loup Felicioli, Alain Gagnol – France – 84’
The Incredible Story of the Giant Pear – Philippe Ainstein Lipsky, Jurgen Lerdam and Amelie Nessby Fick – Denmark – 84’
Little Gangster – Arne Toonen, Arent Jack – Netherland – 102’
Win Panorama:
– This category includes: Short Fiction, Short Documentary, Short Animation, Student films from all countries around the world! (In Competition)
Best Short Film
Best Short Documentary
Best Short Animation
Best Student Film
Win Panorama – Short Fiction:
DA YIE – Anthony Nti – Ghana/ Belgium – 20’
Evidence – Lum Radoniqi – Kosovo – 20’
HARBOR – Paul Marques Duarte – France – 25’
Identity – Erman Memedi – North Macedonia – 24’
IMPACT – Hector Romance – Andorra – 15’
LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR – Amanda Aagard, Alexander Toma – Sweden – 15’
NOVEMBER 1ST – Charlie Manton – United Kingdom – 25’
Salon – Zgjim Terziqi – Kosovo – 14’
SHOE LACES – Iuliia Tamtura – Ukraine – 6’
SIN CIELO – Jianna Maarten – United States – 25’
STICKER – Georgi M. Unkovski – North Macedonia – 19’
The 4th Floor – Pedram Ganji – Iran – 18’
The Baby – Ben Apolloni – North Macedonia – 15’
THE COCAINE FAMINE – Sam McMullen – Ireland – 13’
THE CONVERSATION – Daniel Paida Larsen – Norway – 10’
The Kestrels – Szabó Szonja – Hungary – 17’
THE LAST IMAGE OF FATHER – Stefan Djordjevic – Serbia/Greece/Croatia/Slovenia – 20’
The Passenger – Alexander Bruckner – Austria – 18’
THE PRESSURE POINT – Luka Knezevic – Czech Republic – 20’
𝗕𝗟𝗨𝗘 𝗠𝗔𝗧𝗧𝗘𝗥 – Andrea Gatopoulos – Italy – 15’
Win Panorama – Short Documentary:
(M)Orpheus – Paul Levit – Spain – 3’
65 Roses – Murat Zherka – North Macedonia – 16’
A Bohemian Musician – Rochak Sahu – India – 13’
AVATARA – Nadav Harel – Israel – 25’
Butterfly Man – Enis Manaz – Turkey – 5’
Dima's Game – Oussayma Canbarieh – Canada – 24’
Font of Infamy – Savvas Constantinou – Cyprus – 9’
Mother – Vitali Gaidarji – Moldova – 19’
Ours – Sead Šabotić – Montenegro – 15’