On Dec 31 2010, 2:54 pm, Moyra J.Bligh  wrote:   
   > On Fri, 31 Dec 2010 11:20:02 -0800 (PST), Dan Dassow   
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   > >On Dec 30, 5:58 pm, Moyra J.Bligh  wrote:   
   > >> starring Mira Furlan and Miki Manojlovic   
   > >> Bosnia and Herzegovina's Official entry for Foreign Language Film   
   > >> Oscar in 2011.   
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   > >> January 7th, 9th & 15th 2011   
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   > >>http://www.psfilmfest.org/festival/film/detail.aspx?id=22331&FID=43   
   > >> US premiere for the film   
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   > >>http://www.mirafurlan.net   
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   > >Moyra,   
   > >Thank you for passing on this information.   
   > >Dan Dassow   
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   > For people keeping score this is the third of Mira's movies to be a   
   > country's official entry in this category.   
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   > The other two were "Otac na sluzebenom putu" ("When Father Was Away on   
   > Business") - Yugoslavia 1986 - which made the short list of 5 and lost   
   > to an Agentinian film called "The Official Story" and "Turneja" -   
   > Serbia 2009   
   http://www.todayszaman.com/news-231840-danis-tanovic-returns-to-   
   is-roots-in-cirkus-columbia.html   
   Danis Tanovic returns to his roots in ‘Cirkus Columbia’   
   08 January 2011, Saturday / EMİNE YILDIRIM , İSTANBUL   
   Who can forget the magnificent film “No Man’s Land”? Bosnian filmmaker   
   Danis Tanovic’s feature debut was one of the best films to illustrate   
   the devastation of the former Yugoslavia.   
   Now Tanovic returns with a film that aims for a similar   
   verisimilitude. With the kind of absurdist yet humane humor specific   
   to the region, “Cirkus Columbia” follows a personal story in an   
   idyllic Herzegovinian town with the looming Yugoslav wars of the early   
   ’90s in the background.   
   Veteran actor and comedian Miki Manojlovic stars as the idiosyncratic   
   macho Divko. He left his hometown -- a place unspecified in   
   Herzegovina -- 20 years ago to make his fortune in Germany and escape   
   the communist regime. Now that the Eastern Bloc has broken down, he   
   comes back to town armed with a brand new red Mercedes, a black cat   
   called Bonny, which he walks on a leash, and a bombshell younger   
   girlfriend Azra (Jelena Stupljanin). The problem is that Divko has   
   some evil thoughts on his mind, fuelled by a desire for revenge. His   
   wife, Lucija (the wonderful Mira Furlan from “Lost”), refused to come   
   with him 20 years ago and decided to raise their only son Martin   
   (Boris Ler) on her own, with the help of her friend, the army officer.   
   Divko has no compassion for his wife and estranged son and evicts them   
   from their house immediately to claim it as his own. ...   
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