Armin
Greek title: Αρμίν
Russian title: Армин
Original title: Armin
Russian title: Армин
Original title: Armin
Drama – Bosnia-Herzegovina, Germany, Croatia
Production year: 2006
Movie length: 82 minutes
Production year: 2006
Movie length: 82 minutes
Director: Ognjen Svilicic
Movie description:
Ibro takes his son Armin from their small Bosnian village to Croatia to audition for a German film about the Balkan conflict.
It‘s a very important trip for Ibro (45) and his only son Armin (14). Coming from a small town in Bosnia, the father takes his son to a film audition in Zagreb. Armin hopes to take part in a German production about the war in Bosnia. Ibro wants to offer him a chance to fulfil his dream. On their way to achieving that goal, Ibro shows off with his son‘s talents. Armin is, of course, very embarrassed by this.
Their goal of Armin‘s movie carrier seems so close, but the first disappointment comes when the old Bosnian bus breaks down. They arrive too late for the audition. The father convinces the producers to give Armin a second chance.
They get closer to their aim, but are driven further back because they are not up to it. The director is not especially interested in Armin‘s talents, and besides that, Armin is too old for the role of the boy.
Armin becomes more and more disappointed, withdrawing into himself, becoming more introvert, while the father develops great energy fighting for his son‘s carrier. Under this pressure Armin has an epileptic fit.
Feeling guilty, Ibro first desperately tries to prove they are not losers, until he accepts, that this dream is over. At this time Armin finally realises how much his father loves him and together they go back to Bosnia.
It‘s a very important trip for Ibro (45) and his only son Armin (14). Coming from a small town in Bosnia, the father takes his son to a film audition in Zagreb. Armin hopes to take part in a German production about the war in Bosnia. Ibro wants to offer him a chance to fulfil his dream. On their way to achieving that goal, Ibro shows off with his son‘s talents. Armin is, of course, very embarrassed by this.
Their goal of Armin‘s movie carrier seems so close, but the first disappointment comes when the old Bosnian bus breaks down. They arrive too late for the audition. The father convinces the producers to give Armin a second chance.
They get closer to their aim, but are driven further back because they are not up to it. The director is not especially interested in Armin‘s talents, and besides that, Armin is too old for the role of the boy.
Armin becomes more and more disappointed, withdrawing into himself, becoming more introvert, while the father develops great energy fighting for his son‘s carrier. Under this pressure Armin has an epileptic fit.
Feeling guilty, Ibro first desperately tries to prove they are not losers, until he accepts, that this dream is over. At this time Armin finally realises how much his father loves him and together they go back to Bosnia.
Boy Actors
Armin Omerovic-Muhedin
(Armin, 14 years old)
(Armin, 14 years old)
Birthday: 12.08.1990
Age of the actor:
approximately 15 years old
Age of the actor:
approximately 15 years old
More informations
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