Jakob Krese, the Slovenian Director of "Ceasefire":
Iranian Cinema Is Inspiring
The Slovenian director of the documentary film "Ceasefire" said: Prominent figures of Iranian Cinema are renowned and respected around the world. I enjoy watching Iranian films.
“With its rich history, Iranian Cinema is inspiring.” Jakob Krese, The Slovenian director of "Ceasefire" remarked.
While attending the 19th International Cinema Verite Festival, he commented “I seldom attend festivals, but I regard Iran as highly successful in the realm of cinema. Just last year, I watched several impressive documentaries from Iranian filmmakers.”
The Slovenian director of the documentary film "Ceasefire" said: Prominent figures of Iranian Cinema are renowned and respected around the world. I enjoy watching Iranian films.
Regarding his film “Ceasefire,” he continued: “My film is about a character named Hazira, who survived the Srebrenica massacre during the Bosnian war.” Krese emphasized: “Even after 29 years, she still lives in a refugee camp near Tuzla, and is unable to return to her village, which is now part of Serbia.”
He added: “In this documentary, I tried to show the traumas caused by the war.”