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Slogans

Slogans
Direction
GJERGJ XHUVANI
Screenplay
Ylljet Aliçka
Cinematography
Gerald Thiaville
Editing
Didier Ranz
Cast
Artur Gorishti, Luiza Xhuvani, Agim Qirjaqi
Producer
Anne-Dominique Toussaint, Pascal Judelewicz
Edition(s)
25ª

Slogans

Slogans
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  • 90 minutos
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  • colorido
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  • 2001
Albania

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Andre, a young biology professor, arrives at a distant village in up-country Albania to take on a position in an elementary school: he is soon informed that one of his attributions is to arrange for spelling out political slogans with rocks in the mountains of the city. The task is to be completed by the students. It is not difficult to see that the students will always give preference to the shorter slogans. This is the way found to cheat out on one of the most present forms of political propaganda of dictator Enver Hoxha. A slogan was to be 15 meters wide with each letter 1.5 meters tall. Each village was to produce at least ten of these. “My intention was not to outrule this system, but to further a memory of a period that we must not forget. The film was based on reality. The script is based on true events, but it does not intend to be a documentary”, says Director Gjergj Xhuvani. The film is based on a book of short stories The Stone Slogans, by Albanese writer Ylljet Aliçka, also the author of the script.

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GJERGJ XHUVANI

Born in Tirana, in Albania, in 1963. In 1986, he majored in theater from the Beaux Arts Academy in the capital of Albania. From 1986 and 1990, he worked as assistant to the director, devised cenarios for cartoons and published two books of fiction. His first film in 1991 was a short film, White and Black. In 1995, his short film, Last Love, won the special prize of the jury at the Bastia film festival in Corsica. He gained notoriety in 1999 when his short film Funeral Business was presented at the Venice Biennial and awarded a prize at the Montpelier festival (France). Slogans is his first feature.
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