Stefan Đorđević’s Wind, Talk to Me won best film, directing and debut honours at the Adriatic Film and TV Awards in Montenegro. The regional ceremony also recognised Noomi Rapace and Andrija Kuzmanović in the film acting categories. The Hollow took best television series and the awards for both its lead performers.
Stefan Đorđević’s Wind, Talk to Me won best film at the Adriatic Film and TV Awards, a regional cinema and television ceremony held at Porto Montenegro in Tivat, Montenegro.[1], [2]
The Serbian, Slovenian and Croatian coproduction also won best debut, and Đorđević received the directing award. Dragana Jovović was its producer. The second edition’s awards were presented on the evening of 24 October.[1]
Noomi Rapace won lead actress for Teona Strugar Mitevska’s Mother. Andrija Kuzmanović received lead actor for Vladimir Tagić’s Yugo Florida. Arif Jakup won the rising-star award for Georgi M. Unkovski’s DJ Ahmet, while Hana Jušić received screenplay for God Will Not Help. The academy also introduced an award for outstanding theatrical distribution measured by box-office revenue, given to Igor Šeregi’s The Wedding.[1]
The Bosnian series The Hollow won best series. Its creators are Amra Bakšić Čamo and Danis Tanović; Snežana Vidović and Feđa Štukan won the television lead acting prizes for the same production. More than 800 film and television professionals in the regional academy voted. Its founding festivals are Sarajevo Film Festival, Zagreb Film Festival and Belgrade’s Auteur Film Festival.[1]
