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Chicago Festival of Bosnian Herzegovinian Film is taking
place at Loyola University Chicago's Sullivan Center (in
250-seat Galvin Auditorium) from April 27th to April 30th
2006. The program includes 8 narrative features, 3 feature
documentaries and a strong selection of short films. Films
to be screened include Pjer Zalica's "Fuse" and
"Days and Hours", Srdjan Vuletic's "Summer in the Golden
Valley", and a retrospective screening of Ademir Kenovic's
"A Little Bit of Soul" and "Perfect Circle". In the
documentary selection, the festival features Miroslav
Mandic's "Borderline Lovers", Sabina Vajraca's "Back
to Bosnia" and Sead and Nihad Kresevljakovic's low budget
cult film "Do You Remember Sarajevo". All screenings are
free and open to the public. Finally, on Sunday, April 30th,
there will be a panel discussion on South-East European
Film, featuring Aleksandar Hemon -
writer and lecturer at Northwestern University, Pavle Levi -
professor of cinema history and theory at Stanford
University, and Sabina Vajraca - a New York based filmmaker.
All screenings are free and open
to the public. For more information, visit: http://www.bhffc.org