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Film & Video
Scottsdale International Film Festival: Bal-Can-Can
Scottsdale International Film Festival
October 6-October 10, 2006
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Add Review/CommentThe premise is bizarre: what do you do if you have wrapped your dead granny in a carpet and someone steals the carpet? Well, you follow the trail of the carpet all over the Balkans until you finally retrieve Granny. Now what do you do with her body? If the premise of BAL-CAN-CAN sounds familiar, it’s probably because it’s based on an old folk tale with worldwide circulation. In Mitrevski’s film that folk tale is the linchpin for a shaggy dog story that begins as a comedy and ends as a surreal movie about the horror of war in the Balkans. Those familiar with Balkan history will recognize the many characters as representatives of the many sovereign nations which were once a part of Yugoslavia. But you don’t need that background to enjoy this film which wildly lurches from one climax to another. BAL-CAN-CAN is one of the most original films of the past decade. In a polyglot of languages, Mitrevski tells a provocative and daring tale. ~ Nick Salerno Director: Darko Mitrevski Country: Macedonia Year: 2005 Runtime: 89 minutes Albanian/Macedonian/Bulgarian/ Serbo-Croatian/Russian/Italian with English subtitles Principal Cast: Vlado Jovanovski, Adolfo Margiotta, Zvezda Angelovska, Branko Duric, Seka Sabljic Producer: Darko Mitrevski, Alessandro Verdecchi, Gianluca Curti, Carlo Dusi Cinematographer: Suki Medencevic Editor: Giacobbe Gamberini
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Ticket Info
Tickets: VIP Full-Fest Pass (Only available before the Festival.) $150
Single Tickets: All Shows $10
Student Discount at-the-door (valid ID required) $8
KidFest and Family Fest Shows - 16 and under (valid ID required) $5 -
Dates & Times
Dates:
October 6-October 10, 2006Times:
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Venue Info
Harkins Camelview Five Luxury Theatre
7001 East Highland Scottsdale, AZ 85251
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Locations
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Accessibility Info
- Assisted Listening System
- Wheelchair Access
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