Marko Grba Singh
Synopsis
Marko spends time in his abandoned childhood apartment in Belgrade. Traces of the past are traced and idyllic and traumatic memories are combined. The family’s VHS archive shows their universe during 1998 and 1999: meetings, pets, video games and moments of uncertainty reveal a life together wrapped in a historical event.
Chapters
- 1.
Why are you making films?
- 2.
Why did you choose the language of non-fiction?
- 3.
What does it mean for you to be in front of the camera?
- 4.
What kind of ethical questions arose while making "Rampart"?
- 5.
What was the process of creating the film and what changes were there?
- 6.
Do you always work with the same team?
- 7.
Do you think there is some kind of connection between your films?
- 8.
At what point does your life affect your films and vice versa?
- 9.
What does organizing festivals bring to you?
Bio
Marko Grba Singh was born in 1988 in Belgrade, Serbia. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Film Directing Studies at the Faculty of Dramatic Art in Belgrade. His short documentaries "At Least We've Met" (2012) and "Pale" (2013) premiered at Visions du Réel. His first medium-length film "Abdul & Hamza" (2015) won a Special Mention at FIDMarseille. His short film "If I Had It My Way, I Would Never Leave" was screened at the Cannes Film Festival in the ACID Section in 2017. Since 2018 he has served as Artistic Director of BELDOCS - Belgrade International Documentary Film Festival. His first feature film "Rampart" (2021) premiered at the Locarno Film Festival.
Filmography
- Rampart (2021)
- Abdul & Hamza (2015)
- Pale (2013)
- At Least We’ve Met (2012)
