“Left Right”, a 14 min. short by Srtavros Raptis and Argyris Germanidis, premieres at the Sarajevo Film Festival in the short film competition. The story is an original “piece of life”. A man in pyjamas walks down a long corridor under the hum of a vacuum cleaner. He rings the bell of the neighbouring apartment and waits for the door to open. A woman opens the door of her apartment and stands face to face with a stranger in pyjamas mumbling something about the walls. She slams the door at him. The man in pyjamas walks up the corridor back to his apartment only to find out that he has been locked outside his home. Two strangers who live in neighbouring apartments end up spending a night together.
Another Greek Film that will be showcased at the festival is “Dogtooth” by Yorgos Lanthimos, a movie that had also won an Award at the Cannes Film Festival.
The Sarajevo Film Festival has managed to become a well known international film festival which makes headlines globally. Variety has written in a recent article, “With a prize purse worth more than $62,000, including a $35,000 Heart of Sarajevo award for best film, the competition programs have become a major event for Southeast Europe.”
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