Section: Children's Film

BALKAN BEATS BERLIN. Culture Recycling

BALKAN BEATS BERLIN. Culture Recycling

Marko Valić
Germany, 2005, 42 Min

Robert, Tatjan and Alen came to Berlin as youngsters, all of them refugees from countries at war with each other. Together with like-minded friends escaped the nationalistic cant of their compatriots by immersing themselves in the alternative scene based in the Kreuzberg district of Berlin. When the pubs they visited began to play Yugoslavian rock and pop, the idea for “Balkan Beats” was born. In no time at all a mode of cultural recycling that started out as a tongue-in-cheek tribute to Tito’s birthday had become a popular Happening, a highly ironic connection of musical worlds. The documentary portrays three of the creators.

Filmformat
BetaSP | Farbe / colour
Drehbuch
Marko Valić
Kamera
Jan Hering
Ton
Marko Valić, Robert Šoko, Daniela Grunow, Karl Blum
Schnitt
Marko Valić, Jan Hering
Musik
Kultur Shock
Produzent
Astrid Busch
Produktion
Fachhochschule Dortmund
Kontakt
Marko Valić
Oranienstr. 186
10999 Berlin
Germany
Tel: +49.30.616 279 77
valic_m@yahoo.de
www.valic-hering-films.de

Marko Valić - born 1975 in Minden. Grew up in a German-Croatian family. Studied anthropology, film and East European studies at Berlin Free University. DAAD grantholder in Zagreb in 2002-03.

Movies
OD RUKE DO RUKE (2006, short)

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