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Mirage

Mirage

Fata morgána, Serbia, United Kingdom, 2011, 42 min, Digi Beta, HD, Experimental, Human Rights, Social Issues
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At the edge of a city growing from the desert, a man plays alone on a golf course. Another, sleepless one, sends a letter from a labour camp to his wife in Kenya. A sand storm hits the construction site, and the locals hold a strange dance ceremony. Dubai, usually seen either as a development miracle or a failed gimmick, here becomes a set for a visual exploration of displacement, longing and desire. In three film chapters the city, the surrounding desert and their inhabitants slowly uncover some of the darker aspects of contemporary society, while the ongoing economic meltdown spells the end of an era.
Director:
Srdjan Keca
Producer:
Srdjan Keca
Editor:
Simon Bullen
Director of photography:
Srdjan Keca
Sound:
Tom Drew
Music:
Jon Wygens
Languages:
Bangla, English, Suahili
Subtitles:
English
National Film and Television School (Production company) Beaconsfield Studios, Station Road
HP9 1LG Beaconsfield, United Kingdom
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+44 149 473 1452
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+44 149 467 4042
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www.nfts.co.uk
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info@nfts.co.uk
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SW4 6DX London, United Kingdom
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+44 750 638 65 22
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www.skeca.com
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Cottbus Discovery Award - Filmfestival Cottbus 2011, Germany
Best City Film – Honorary Mention - Open City London Documentary Festival 2011, UK
Branchage Film Festival 2011, UK
Best Short Documentary - London Short Film Festival 2012, UK
Play-Doc 2012, Spain
International Architecture Film Festival Rotterdam 2011, The Netherlands
Rencontres Henri Langlois 2011, France
Uno Port Art Film Festival 2011, Japan
Winner - Pravo Ljudski Film Festival 2011, Sarajevo, BaH
European Film Festival Palic 2011, Serbia
Human Rights Film Festival Zagreb 2011, Croatia
Branchage Film Festival 2011, Jersey, UK
Docaviv 2012, Tel Aviv, Israel
MakeDox 2012, Skopje, Macedonia
Docudays UA 2012, Ukraine
BETWEEN THE SEAS – best Central and East European documentary - Jihlava IDFF 2012, Czech Republic
National Film and Television School, personal funds

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