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Go West
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Manufacturer Part No: WBF4103
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In War Torn Bosnia, Two Men Must Hide Their Love To Survive.
Set during the brutal ethnic wars of the 1990s, “Go West” follows the story of two young lovers, Kenan a Muslim cellist and Milan a Serbian student, as they try to flee the fighting around them and daily discrimination they face.
As Serb aggression persists in Sarajevo, Kenan’s faith makes him a prime target. To avoid questioning that would lead to his death, he dresses as a woman and takes on the role of Milan’s wife.
When the two arrive at Milan’s home town, hoping to find refuge, Kenan is introduced as Milan’s bride. The townspeople seem convinced but will the charade last long enough for the two men to find away out of war torn Bosnia and make it to Milan’s dream land of Holland?
A first for Bosnian cinema, Ahmed Imamovic’s “Go West” confronts an issue that is taboo in his society, homosexuality. As the Winner of the Best Film Award at the 2005 Sarajevo Film Festival the film has forced Bosnians to take a hard look at the way they deal with human rights within their own society.
“A courageous movie that has sparked great controversy in its home country”
– Outfest 2006
“A moving film about the politics of love, war and survival”
– InsideOut 2006
Best Film – Sarajevo Film Festival 2005
Best Foreign Film – Newfest 2006
2005/Color/Bosnia-Herzegovina/97 Minutes/Bosnian w/English subtitles
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Directed by Ahmed Imamovic
Written by Ahmed Imamovic and Enver Puska
Produced by Samir Smajk
Staring: Mario Drmac; Tarlik Filipovic; Rade Serdedzija; Mirjana Karanovic; Jeanne Moreau
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