Confusion, Life and Art (Pometnja, život i umetnost)

  • Directed by Tomic Staša
  • Serbia-Montenegro, 2005
  • Workshops in the Balkan region - Belgrade
  • Arts, Culture & Tradition
  • Shooting place : Belgrade
  • Duration : min
  • Audio : SR, EN
  • Subtitles : SR, EN

Synopsis

A fly on the wall mosaic-like documentary about the 47th October Salon, the largest contemporary art exhibition held in Serbia as well as all the seemingly invisible aspects of such an apparently calm event. Envisioned by Europe's heavyweight German curator, Rene Block, as his last statement, the machinery of workers, burocrats and world famous artist are there to really make the exhibition happen. When a camera is pointed toward such an event in present day post-war, transitional and timid Serbia, a humorous, witty and insightful story is told portraying artistic pursuit as an attempt to overcome the confusions of the human condition.

Rewards, festivals and diffusions

DOKUMENTA Fridericianum Museum

  • Place : Kassel (Germany)
  • Date : 2007

FID - Festival international de cinéma

  • Place : Marseille (France)
  • Date : 2007

Staša Tomic

Director

Stasha was born in Belgrade, Serbia in 1975. After receiving a degree in Philosophy from the University of Montana, playing jazz professionally and working in the ad business, Stasha found it back to his first and only true love – the cinema. Studying documentary film at the Atelier Varan has inspired him to approach the craft of filmmaking as a constant investigation of boundaries of cinema. His films, documentaries and music videos have been shown and awarded at festivals through out the world. Since then he has worked in almost all genres and positions of film and video production, directing commercials, music videos, documentaries, working on feature film productions.

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