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My Love Charlie Parker
  • Director
    Aljoša Simjanovski
  • Production company
    Vardar Film
  • Director of photography
    Dragan Tanevski
  • Editor
    Dimitar Grbevski

My Love Charlie Parker

Mojata ljubov Charlie Parker, Macedonia, 1994, Music, Religion
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Jazz music and a medieval monastery hardly seem to be made for each other, but the Skopje, Macedonia-based filmmaker Alyosha Simianovski combines them. The film follows the internal conflict of a jazz-loving, saxophone-playing priest in a Macedonian cloister. The religious orthodoxy is bound by strict rules for practising music: singing only, no instruments. Besides, jazz is not aimed at deepening the religious experience, but at more earthly matters. The priest can only solve his moral dilemma by parting with one of his two loves.
Director:
Aljoša Simjanovski
Director of photography:
Dragan Tanevski
Screenplay:
Aljoša Simjanovski, Dimitar Grbevski
Sound:
Kosta Janevski
Editor:
Dimitar Grbevski
Music:
Georgi Micanov
Languages:
Macedonian
Vardar Film (Production company) 8 Marz 4
1000 Skopje, Macedonia
Phone:
+389 02 311 70 38
Fax:
+389 02 311 70 38
IDFA 1994, Amsterdam, Netherlands

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