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10 minutes doesn't seem long to a Japanese tourist waiting for some photos in Rome, but a lot can happen in the same 10 minutes for a family in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War.

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Release : 2002
Rating : 7.7
Studio : Refresh Production, 
Crew : Cinematography,  Director, 
Cast : Jasna Žalica Izudin Bajrović Admir Glamočak Enis Bešlagić
Genre : War

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Reviews

Hellen
2021/05/13

I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

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CommentsXp
2018/08/30

Best movie ever!

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Comwayon
2018/08/30

A Disappointing Continuation

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Lucia Ayala
2018/08/30

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

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Horst in Translation ([email protected])
2015/07/14

This short film from 13 years ago runs for as long as its title suggests. We see an Asian tourist get his photo to a local store, so the owner is going to develop them and he advertises with being so fast that it's only gonna take him 10 minutes to do so. While the process is going on, we switch to another completely distant location in the world where a little boy loses his parents after a military attack. This is the exact opposite of what we saw before. Terror and destruction are at reign. I have to say it was an interesting idea, but there is just nothing really exciting or memorable from this short film other than the message that 10 minutes may appear very short to one person, but they can appear very long to another and tragic events can happen within that short period of time. This was the first directorial effort by filmmaker Ahmed Imamovic and taking that into account it is an okay achievement. Also there are not really that many movies about the war in the Balcan out there. First I thought this was about the Kosovo, but the description says Bosnia. Anyway, this may be the most famous short film about war in that particular area of the world. Still I cannot really recommend it. Maybe they could have cut it down to 5 minutes without the insignificant scenes and adjusted the whole action and references to that period.

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Michael Nathaniel
2008/07/25

10 minutes is a short film made by Bosnian film director Ahmed Imamovic and won the Best European Short Film award back in 2002. This film is about contrast situation between the peaceful Rome city and Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. The film starts with Japanese tourist in Rome who go to a photo shop and ask the shop to print his photos. The Italian shopkeeper then ask him to wait 10 minutes until his photo done. Meanwhile, in Sarajevo Bosnia, which was torn apart by the Bosnian War, a kid is asked by his mom to buy a bread. About 10 minutes later, his town is attacked and his life changed forever. The greatest thing about this film is Imamovic managed to take the whole Bosnian scene with only one shot!! The camera doesn't change shot at all, continuing events after events. It doesn't shake and take every scene with perfect angle. The film statement was amazing, how can life change in other parts of the world in such short time without us even noticing it. We who live in a relatively good place should appreciate every passing minutes, because there are millions other people who aren't as lucky as us. This film combines great art of cinematography and strong film statement. Brilliant camera technique, acting, and actors selection combined with such strong screenplay. This is one of the best short film I've ever seen..

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MartinHafer
2008/06/04

The film begins with a Japanese tourist entering an Italian photo developers and he can't believe that they can process his pictures in just ten minutes. The man behind the counter assures him this is true and you see the tourist leave the shop--and you see the time in the foreground. Then, abruptly, the scene changes. At first it isn't certain where you are, but it seems to be Bosnia. A mother is making dinner for her husband who is coming home from the battle front. She sends her oldest child out to get bread and he must run through a war zone to get food. In the space of time it took to get the photos developed, this little boy will have his entire life shattered and the film ends with the Japanese man picking up his pictures.This is a truly exceptional short film. The style and way it juxtaposed two moments in time was very clever and it sure packs an emotional wallop! A very clever and personal way to help the world see the madness of this war.

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Alma Imamovic
2005/09/21

This short film, as its title indicates lasts only 10 minutes, but it tells a much longer story which unravels only in our imagination upon seeing the end of the film. While 10 minutes in someone's life mean nothing, they can be fatal in another: a boy and his loving family, tragedy in a war-torn city, death and destruction. All in just ten minutes. The film follows two simultaneous story lines: one set in Rome, and one in Sarajevo, in 1994, the worst time of the war in Bosnia. Although the Rome part was not filmed on the original location, that does not take away anything from the quality of the film, it was just a symbolic element anyway. Cast is great, story is very compact and well written, direction dynamic and precise. There is nothing out of place in the film: well structured, stripped of false pathos, realistic, it is very straight forward. In other words, this is a jewel of a film, and it was not by chance that it won the award for the best European short film in 2002. 10 minutes for me is definitely one of the most moving and powerful films about wartime Sarajevo. Behind the scene: I read that the director Ahmed Imamovic, in search of Japanese for the role of the tourist, had to go to the Japanese Embassy in Sarajevo and ask one of the staff to perform in the film. Luckily for the director, the Embassy allowed one of their employees to star in the film.

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