Memorie di un Paese scomparso

The article deals with the issues of recovering the past and collective memory through film, with particular regards to the case of the former Yugoslavia. It examines two recent Balkan documentaries which approach the common Yugoslav past in different ways, two interesting interpretations of the sam...

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Main Author: Silvia Badon
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Bologna 2015-11-01
Series:Cinergie
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Online Access:https://cinergie.unibo.it/article/view/6903
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spelling doaj-6625dbce9976444b9c264ced32d80c102020-11-25T00:47:50ZengUniversity of BolognaCinergie2280-94812015-11-0148324110.6092/issn.2280-9481/69036252Memorie di un Paese scomparsoSilvia Badon0Università degli Studi di Urbino Carlo BoThe article deals with the issues of recovering the past and collective memory through film, with particular regards to the case of the former Yugoslavia. It examines two recent Balkan documentaries which approach the common Yugoslav past in different ways, two interesting interpretations of the same past, intertwining both private and shared dimensions through the filmic language. While Cinema Komunisto by Mila Turajlić depicts a nostalgic portrait of the vanished country, on the other hand in Goli by Tiha Gudac the recovery of the past becomes a way for the re-elaboration of a wounded family memory.https://cinergie.unibo.it/article/view/6903pastYugoslaviadocumentariesCinema Komunisto
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Memorie di un Paese scomparso
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past
Yugoslavia
documentaries
Cinema Komunisto
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title Memorie di un Paese scomparso
title_short Memorie di un Paese scomparso
title_full Memorie di un Paese scomparso
title_fullStr Memorie di un Paese scomparso
title_full_unstemmed Memorie di un Paese scomparso
title_sort memorie di un paese scomparso
publisher University of Bologna
series Cinergie
issn 2280-9481
publishDate 2015-11-01
description The article deals with the issues of recovering the past and collective memory through film, with particular regards to the case of the former Yugoslavia. It examines two recent Balkan documentaries which approach the common Yugoslav past in different ways, two interesting interpretations of the same past, intertwining both private and shared dimensions through the filmic language. While Cinema Komunisto by Mila Turajlić depicts a nostalgic portrait of the vanished country, on the other hand in Goli by Tiha Gudac the recovery of the past becomes a way for the re-elaboration of a wounded family memory.
topic past
Yugoslavia
documentaries
Cinema Komunisto
url https://cinergie.unibo.it/article/view/6903
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