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Abdulah Sidran is a Actor and Scriptwriter Bosnien born on 2 october 1944 at Sarajevo (Bosnie)
Abdulah Sidran, (né le 2 octobre 1944 à Sarajevo) est un écrivain, poète et scénariste bosnien.
Abdulah Sidran est l'un des plus grands poètes contemporains de Bosnie-Herzégovine mais il est surtout connu comme le scénariste des deux premiers films d'Emir Kusturica.
Il vit et travaille à Sarajevo et Goražde.
Après la publication de ses premières œuvres, au début des années 1970, il se consacre uniquement à la littérature à partir de 1979. Jusqu'en 1992, il est l'un des dramaturges de la Televizija Sarajevo et écrit, notamment, le scénario de Jegulje putuju u Sargasko more en 1979 et de Veselin Maslesa en 1981.
Il aborde le cinéma en 1981 et coécrit, avec Emir Kusturica le scénario de Te souviens-tu de Dolly Bell ?, suivi d'une 2e collaboration avec ce réalisateur, en 1985, pour Papa est en voyage d'affaires. Entre autres scénarios, il coécrit, avec Ademir Kenović celui du film Le Cercle parfait.
Pour La bara di Sarajevo l'édition italo-bosniaque de son recueil Sarajevski tabut, il reçoit en 1996, à Trieste, lors de la 7e édition du festival cinématographique Alpe Adria Cinema, le premier prix Sarajevo de la Fondazione Laboratorio Mediterraneo.
Abdulah Sidran est membre de l'Académie des sciences et des arts de la Bosnie-Herzégovine (ANUBiH).
Il a rejoint les rangs de la Stranka demokratske akcije (S.D.A.).
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Abdulah Sidran
Abdulah Sidran est l'un des plus grands poètes contemporains de Bosnie-Herzégovine mais il est surtout connu comme le scénariste des deux premiers films d'Emir Kusturica.
Il vit et travaille à Sarajevo et Goražde.
Biography
Abdulah Sidran effectue l'intégralité de sa scolarité dans sa ville natale, terminée à la faculté de philosophie de l'Université. Il est diplômé de langue serbo-croate et de littérature yougoslave. Après ses études, il est durant plusieurs années le rédacteur en chef du journal étudiant Naši dani (Nos Jours) puis, durant 10 ans, il est professeur assistant à l'Université du travail Đuro Đaković à Sarajevo.Après la publication de ses premières œuvres, au début des années 1970, il se consacre uniquement à la littérature à partir de 1979. Jusqu'en 1992, il est l'un des dramaturges de la Televizija Sarajevo et écrit, notamment, le scénario de Jegulje putuju u Sargasko more en 1979 et de Veselin Maslesa en 1981.
Il aborde le cinéma en 1981 et coécrit, avec Emir Kusturica le scénario de Te souviens-tu de Dolly Bell ?, suivi d'une 2e collaboration avec ce réalisateur, en 1985, pour Papa est en voyage d'affaires. Entre autres scénarios, il coécrit, avec Ademir Kenović celui du film Le Cercle parfait.
Pour La bara di Sarajevo l'édition italo-bosniaque de son recueil Sarajevski tabut, il reçoit en 1996, à Trieste, lors de la 7e édition du festival cinématographique Alpe Adria Cinema, le premier prix Sarajevo de la Fondazione Laboratorio Mediterraneo.
Abdulah Sidran est membre de l'Académie des sciences et des arts de la Bosnie-Herzégovine (ANUBiH).
Il a rejoint les rangs de la Stranka demokratske akcije (S.D.A.).
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Filmography of Abdulah Sidran (7 films)
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Kuduz (1989)
, 1h45Directed by Ademir Kenović
Genres Drama
Actors Branko Đurić, Mustafa Nadarević, Snežana Bogdanović, Boro Stjepanović, Abdulah Sidran, Zaim Muzaferija
Roles Brzahler
Rating78%
A petty criminal is released from prison and marries his girlfriend. He manages to live a life free from crime, poor but happy, until his new wife commits adultery, which leads him to murder her and her lover. He then escapes into the mountains and evades justice for years.
Scriptwriter
Belvedere (2010)
, 1h30Directed by Ahmed Imamović
Genres Drama
Actors Jasna Diklić, Josip Pejaković
Rating66%
The Perfect Circle (1997)
, 1h50Directed by Ademir Kenović
Origin Bosnie
Genres Drama, War
Themes Political films
Actors Mustafa Nadarević, Josip Pejaković, Jasna Diklić, Dragan Marinković, Ines Fančović, Zaim Muzaferija
Roles Writer
Rating80%
A Bosnian poet (Hamza) lived with his family in Sarajevo during the hard times in the horrific siege of the city. The war in Bosnia was raging all around them. After sending his wife (Gospoda) and daughter (Miranda) to Croatia, he found at home two orphans Adis and Kerim, who escaped a massacre in their own village. They escaped from their village and came to Sarajevo in search of their aunt, which lived in the neighborhood called Bistrik. Hamza decided to help the boys by shielding them from the horrors of war. Together they fight for survival in this horrible war and the ongoing complete siege of the city. After a long search, Hamza discovers that the aunt of Adis and Kerim was a refugee in Germany. Upon learning this Hamza tries to save the kids by sending them out of the war zone. But the only way out was through the Sarajevo International Airport, which is a very dangerous passage occupied and monitored by Chetniks and their death squads as well as snipers.
Holiday in Sarajevo (1991)
Genres Drama
Actors Mustafa Nadarević, Bata Živojinović, Davor Dujmović, Olivera Marković, Enver Petrovci, Semka Sokolović-Bertok
Roles Writer
Rating71%
Kuduz (1989)
, 1h45Directed by Ademir Kenović
Genres Drama
Actors Branko Đurić, Mustafa Nadarević, Snežana Bogdanović, Boro Stjepanović, Abdulah Sidran, Zaim Muzaferija
Roles Writer
Rating78%
A petty criminal is released from prison and marries his girlfriend. He manages to live a life free from crime, poor but happy, until his new wife commits adultery, which leads him to murder her and her lover. He then escapes into the mountains and evades justice for years.
Return of Katarina Kozul (1989)
Genres Drama
Actors Alma Prica, Ivo Gregurević, Mustafa Nadarević, Fabijan Šovagović, Zdenko Jelčić
Roles Writer
Rating73%
, 2h16Directed by Emir Kusturica
Genres Drama, Comedy-drama
Themes Films about families, Politique, Political films
Actors Miki Manojlović, Mirjana Karanović, Mustafa Nadarević, Mira Furlan, Davor Dujmović, Pavle Vuisić
Roles Writer
Rating76%
The movie opens in June 1950 with a local neighbourhood drunk Čika Franjo serenading field workers. He sings Mexican songs (as it turns out, he does so out of self-preservation, figuring it's safer for him to steer clear of songs originating from either of the two dominant global powers — U.S.A. and U.S.S.R. — in the current climate of Cold War and Yugoslavia's paranoid repressive internal apparatus looking to identify and remove enemies of the state in the wake of the Tito-Stalin split) while local children, including Malik, climb trees and play around. The story is from the perspective of the boy, Malik, whose mother Sena tells him that his father is on a business trip. Malik is a chronic sleepwalker.
Do You Remember Dolly Bell? (1981)
, 1h47Directed by Emir Kusturica
Genres Drama, Comedy, Romantic comedy, Romance
Actors Slobodan Aligrudić, Slavko Stimac, Mira Banjac, Pavle Vuisić, Boro Stjepanović
Roles Writer
Rating74%
Set over a single early-1960s summer in one of Sarajevo's neighbourhoods, the plot follows the fortunes of a school boy nicknamed Dino (Slavko Štimac). Simultaneous to being enthralled with a life that flashes before his eyes and ears in the local cinema and youth centre (where, among other things, he watches Alessandro Blasetti's Europa di notte and listens to Adriano Celentano's "24 Mila Baci"), Dino gets a taste of the world inhabited by local thugs and petty criminals. However, when he is rewarded via a liaison for providing a hiding place for prostitute "Dolly Bell" (Ljiljana Blagojević), his world is turned upside down as he falls in love with her.