The Healing Power of Jazz / The New Yorker
Documentary | DCP | 2.35 : 1 | Kodak 35mm | Color | 5min | USA | 2018

Phil Young, a Harlem jazz legend, shares his thoughts about how music has the power to change lives. Shot on 35mm Kodak Film for TheNewYorker.com

Director: Jay Dockendorf
Cinematography: Kenny Suleimanagich
Camera assistant: Irfan Brkovic

Sarajevo Songs of Woe
Feature | DCP | 1.85 : 1 | Digital | Color + B&W | 140min | Bosnia Herzegovina, Germany | 2016

A filmic triptych comprising the two tales and the documentary middle part. They flow into each other and thus build a universal mosaic of fragmented life situated in the city of Sarajevo. The camera follows different protagonists and interweaves them in a cinematic round dance of hope and despair, love and death, and their quest for a dignified life, which is fragilely stretched between the desire for the warmth of love and the coldness of our civilization’s reality.

Director: Fred Kelemen
Cinematography: Fred Kelemen, Irfan Brkovic, Andreea Dobre, Naum Doksevski, Ana Draghici, Flora Fecske, Claudia Kovács, Lev Predan Kowarski, Dario Sekulovski, Orlin Stanchev, Radu Voinea
Production: Fred Kelemen / Kino Kombat
Associate Producer: Michel Balagué