ZIVOT JE
LIFE IS
Serbia, Montenegro / 2012 / 48 min / Colour
The coexistence between Man and the arid karstic lands is not always easy. Climbing the rocky mountains is tiring, but essential to gleaning what little they have to offer. Up there, every gift of Nature is precious. A small cultivated patch yields nutritious potatoes. The graft on a wild tree is the promise of one day eating pears. A beehive inside a trunk, with its colony of the insects and their honey, will be brought home. Rare species of grass serve to feed the livestock. The water, which miraculously gurgles up between the stones, will quench the thirst of both men and animals. But Man also climbs mountains to satisfy another need, to communicate.
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Vladimir Perović
Born in Cetinje, Montenegro, in 1955, he earned a degree in Film and Television directing from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts at the University of Belgrade. Both a producer and director, with his documentaries he has won more than 80 international prizes. He is a professor in the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Cetinje, a member of AFUN (Academy of Film Art and Science of Serbia), and collaborates with the commission of the Montenegro Film Festival, on the documentary section.
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Language Silent Film Subject Vladimir PerovicScreenplay Vladimir PerovicCinematography Milan StanicSound Slobodan MacejEditing Aleksandar UhrinMain cast Villagers of Cuce region, Southwestern MontenegroProducer Milena Radojevic Vladimir PerovicProduction company Centar Za Kulturu
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