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Al Jazeeras documentary film festival ends in Sarajevo

SARAJEVO, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA - SEPTEMBER 25: The international Al Jazeera Balkans Documentary Film Festival wrapped up Tuesday with an award ceremony in the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo on September 25, 2018. The award ceremony in Cinema City mutliplex saw the attendance of many documentary producers and directors from the Balkans and Europe. Anadolu Agency was the global communication partner of the event. The festival featured 15 documentaries on humanitarian values and social issues. Karin Hayes from the U.S., Ingrid Falck from the U.K., Montaser Marai from Qatar, Robert Tomic Zuber from Croatia and Zoran Galic from Bosnia and Herzegovina were at the jury committee. Why Slavery? A Woman Captured -- a documentary by the Hungarian director Bernadett Tuza Ritter -- shared the AJB Main Award with Of Fathers and Sons -- a German-Syrian-Lebanese joint production directed by Talal Derki. Serbian director Aleksandar Reljics Grandson claimed the AJB Program award, while The Russian Job by Czech director Petr Horky was honored with AJB Jurys Special Award. A Feat of Perseverance -- a documentary by Bosnia and Herzegovinas Nerma Emric -- won the AJB Audience Award. In his address to the award ceremony, Ahmed Mahfouz Nouh, Al Jazeera Documentary Channel Director, said the the first-ever Sarajevo festival deserves to grow. I strongly believe in the power of picture and visuality. There's no place they can't reach. Such festivals also contribute to their circulation, Nouh said. The award ceremony closed with the screening of French production Arkans Legacy: The Serbian Mafia. (Footage by Nihad Ibrahimkadic/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA - SEPTEMBER 25: The international Al Jazeera Balkans Documentary Film Festival wrapped up Tuesday with an award ceremony in the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo on September 25, 2018. The award ceremony in Cinema City mutliplex saw the attendance of many documentary producers and directors from the Balkans and Europe. Anadolu Agency was the global communication partner of the event. The festival featured 15 documentaries on humanitarian values and social issues. Karin Hayes from the U.S., Ingrid Falck from the U.K., Montaser Marai from Qatar, Robert Tomic Zuber from Croatia and Zoran Galic from Bosnia and Herzegovina were at the jury committee. Why Slavery? A Woman Captured -- a documentary by the Hungarian director Bernadett Tuza Ritter -- shared the AJB Main Award with Of Fathers and Sons -- a German-Syrian-Lebanese joint production directed by Talal Derki. Serbian director Aleksandar Reljics Grandson claimed the AJB Program award, while The Russian Job by Czech director Petr Horky was honored with AJB Jurys Special Award. A Feat of Perseverance -- a documentary by Bosnia and Herzegovinas Nerma Emric -- won the AJB Audience Award. In his address to the award ceremony, Ahmed Mahfouz Nouh, Al Jazeera Documentary Channel Director, said the the first-ever Sarajevo festival deserves to grow. I strongly believe in the power of picture and visuality. There's no place they can't reach. Such festivals also contribute to their circulation, Nouh said. The award ceremony closed with the screening of French production Arkans Legacy: The Serbian Mafia. (Footage by Nihad Ibrahimkadic/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)
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