Good Morning, Mitrovica! (16+)
Russia, 2012, colour, 60 min.
Director: Irina Uralskaya
Director: Irina Uralskaya
What we know about Kosovo – it is a bleeding wound of the Balkans. Only fight, death, barricades are there. But no, there’s life, life, life in spite! Yes, they build barricades, but there they also learn, work, love and dream about the future. The film is about the people, Serbs of Kosovo who want to be happy on their own land.
AWARDS
V Open All-Russian Documentary Film Festival “The Salt Of The Earth”, 2012 – Grand-prix; Open Documentary Film Festival “Russia”, 2012 (Yekaterinburg) – Jury Diploma, Diploma “For being true to the traditions of VGIK school”.
Irina Uralskaya
Irina Uralskaya
is a cinematographer, director, a member of the Union of Filmmakers of Russia, member of RGC. In 1987 she graduated from VGIK’s Faculty of Cinematography. Until 2004 she works and a cinematographer at “CentrNauchFilm”. She worked a lot with CSDF, studios “RISK”, “Mosfilm”, “Fishka-Film”, “Snega”, as well as various TV companies. Since 2009 she’s been teaching in College of Audio-Visual Arts (Moscow), since 2012 in Mikhail Ugarov and Marina Razbezhkina School of Documentary Film and Theatre.
FILMOGRAPHY
Selected filmography: Сamera – “Blown In With The Wind”, 1999; “Lacrimoza”, 1999; “Eternal Secrets”, 1999; “Just Life”, 2001; “Boost”, 2001; “The Time of Harvesting”, 2004; “Twelfth Summer”, 2008; “After Byzantium”, 2012. Director – “Celsius 1000”, 2002; “About Sara and Sveta”, 2005; “Her Family and Other Animals”, 2008; “Dynasty. Century Long Film”, 2010; “Good Morning, Mitrovica!”, 2012.
Russia, 2012, colour, 60 min.
Director: Irina Uralskaya
Director: Irina Uralskaya
What we know about Kosovo – it is a bleeding wound of the Balkans. Only fight, death, barricades are there. But no, there’s life, life, life in spite! Yes, they build barricades, but there they also learn, work, love and dream about the future. The film is about the people, Serbs of Kosovo who want to be happy on their own land.
AWARDS
V Open All-Russian Documentary Film Festival “The Salt Of The Earth”, 2012 – Grand-prix; Open Documentary Film Festival “Russia”, 2012 (Yekaterinburg) – Jury Diploma, Diploma “For being true to the traditions of VGIK school”.