Florida Premiere
When Day Breaks
Directed by Goran Paskaljevic
Serbia-France-Croatia | 76 minutes | 2013
Serbian with English subtitles
An elderly and widowed music professor lives a largely solitary existence in Belgrade until the excavation of the city’s old fairgrounds unearths a decades-old secret. An iron box contains documents that verify the professor is the son of a Serbian Jewish couple murdered at a Nazi death camp, not the child of the Christian farmers who raised him. The initial shock of the professor’s discovery soon gives way to his determination to find closure and pay fitting tribute to his talented musician father with a memorial concert of the long-lost unfinished composition. An earnest and seldom-seen remembrance of Serbian involvement in the Holocaust in which thousands of Jews, gypsies, and political prisoners were killed, When Day Breaks is Serbia’s official entry for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar.
Foreign Title | Kad Svane Dan |
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Director | Goran Paskaljevic |
Countries of Production | Serbia-France-Croatia |
Year of Presentation | 2013 |
Language(s) | Serbian with English subtitles |
Premiere Status | Florida Premiere |
Runtime | 76 minutes |
Principal Cast | Mustafa Nadarevic, Predrag Ejdus, Meto Jovanovski |
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Award(s) | Serbia’s official entry for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar |
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