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Tractor, Love & Rock’n’Roll |
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로큰롤과 트랙터 |
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Slovenia |
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2007 |
| Running : |
105min |
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35mm Film l Color |
| Category : |
Feature Comedy |
| Section : |
World Music Film Today (International Competition) |
| Director : |
Branko Djuric |
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| Tragical-comical story about unusual people in a remote village in Prekmurje in the time when rock ’n’roll was
appearing. Breza, a young country fellow wants to perform in public festivities with his electric guitar. He is not very
successful as his competition is the traditional gipsy band that performs ethnic popular music. He manages to
conquer the heart of the village belle Silvija, though. Silvija is the daughter of a wealthy migrant in Switzerland, who
sent his daughter back home to find a husband with healthy roots. This, however, is just the beginning of a story in
which the real protagonist is actually Düplin, a weird newcomer. |
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Director: Branko Djuric |
| Born in 1962 in Sarajev, Branko Djuric has been known for his roles in the films of Emir Kusturica, Goran Gajic, and Ademir Kenovic. For the past 15 years, he has been living in Ljubljana where he works as theatre director and TV series writer. He became famous as an actor with < No Man’s Land > (2001) which won the Best Foreign Language Film at the 2002 Academy Awards, and received a nomination for the Best Actor at the European Film Awards. His directorial debut in feature film is < Cheese and Jam >. < Tractor, Love & Rock’n’Roll > is his second feature. |
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브랑코 쥬리치 Branko Djuric |
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Janez Jauh |
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Branko Djuric, Tanja Ribic, Jaka Fon, Senka Sokolovic |
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Nedim Babovic |
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Branko Djuric, Feri Lainscek, Miroslav Mandic |
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Sven Pepeonik |
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Ursa Loboda |
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Miran Miosic |
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Boris Berden |
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