AS FAR AS I CAN WALK
synopsis
A re-imagining of a traditional medieval epic in which contemporary African migrants take the place of Serbian national heroes. Urgent and timeless at the same time, the adaptation raises questions about identity, tradition, race and love.
| international title: | As Far as I Can Walk |
| original title: | Strahinja Banovic |
| country: | Serbia, France, Luxembourg, Bulgaria, Lithuania |
| sales agent: | Soul Food |
| year: | 2021 |
| genre: | fiction |
| directed by: | Stefan Arsenijević |
| film run: | 92' |
| screenplay: | Stefan Arsenijević, Bojan Vuletić, Nicolas Ducray |
| cast: | Ibrahim Koma, Nancy Mensah- Offei, Maxim Khalil, Rami Farah, Nebojsa Dugalic |
| cinematography by: | Jelena Stanković |
| film editing: | Vanja Kovačević |
| art director: | Zorana Petrov |
| costumes designer: | Carine Ceglarski |
| music: | Martynas Bialobzeskis |
| producer: | Miroslav Mogorović |
| co-producer: | Gilles Chanial, Borislav Chouchkov, Kęstutis Drazdauskas, Myrina Mané, Alice Ormières |
| executive producer: | Stefan Mladenovic |
| production: | Art&Popcorn, Surprise Alley, Les Films Fauves, Chouchkov Brothers, Artbox |
