Jack, the Balkans, and I
25 April / 18:00
KINO

Belgium, 2008, 67 min.
Written and directed by Sergej Kreso, camera: Wiro Felix, music: Jack Roskam, produced by Volya Films with IKON and Serendipity Films

In 1972, a dart on a map of Europe changes the life of Congolese–Belgian musician Jack Roskam: he moves to Yugoslavia. After a successful career as a guitar player in a well-known local band, Galija, he is confronted with the Balkan war. While his colleagues starts to sing pro-Serbian songs, Jack exchanges his Fender guitar for a Kalashnikov and joins the Croatian army. In 2008, Jack returns to Croatia, Bosnia and Serbia to meet the former members of Galija for the first time since the war. Will the shared past win over the memories of war?


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