Section: Spotlight: Montenegro

TAM 4500

Momir Matović

Montenegro, 2017, 23 Min

Somewhere in the desolate mountains. The villages are home to but a handful of old folks whilst the school plays host to a single schoolchild. Sixty-two-year-old Risto Baćović drives in his sixty-five-year-old “Tam 4500” truck, which is barely held together by rust, from house to house, collecting wood and hay and bringing flour and water, representing as he does the social soul of a disappearing world.

Momir Matović – Man and Nature

In his films cult Montenegrin documentary filmmaker Momir Matović, born in 1951, paints portraits of people who adapt to the rhythms of nature. He shoots in the karstic hinterlands of the fascinating yet unruly “Black Mountains”, which above all require patience of the locals. And it is with patience that Matović observes his protagonists who come up against not only an all-powerful nature, but also the forces of history: the evolution of values, gentrification and rural exodus all leave their mark. Symbols and traditions vanish, and at the same time the people who embody them.

Filmformat
DCP | doc. | Farbe / Colour

Drehbuch
Momir Matović

Kamera
Momir Matović

Ton
Velibor Hajduković, Nebojša Zorić

Schnitt
Ljiljana Vukobratović

Ausstattung
Momir Matović

Musik
Slobodanka Dabović

Darsteller
Risto Baćović

Produzent
Momir Matović

Produktion
MATFILM Montenegro Marka Miljanova 69 81000, Podgorica Montenegro matfilm@t-com.me Tel: +382 20 231 727 Mobile: +382 69 017 260

Co-Produktion
MFILM Montenegro, Ministry of Culture Montenegro

Kontakt
MFILM Montenegro
Mirko Matović
Marka Miljanova 69
81000, Podgorica
Montenegro
mfilm@t-com.me
+382 67 257 415

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