Trumpets' Republic Explained

Trumpets’ Republic
Director:	Stefano Missio
Producer:	Stefano Missio, Alessandro Gori
Editing:	Marco Perez
Runtime:	48 minutes
Country:	Italy
Language:	Serbian

Trumpets’ Republic (Serbian: Трубачка Република) is a documentary film directed by Stefano Missio.

Synopsis

This is a film documentary on Serbia, and the horns and brass.

In Serbia trumpets play in the popular feasts where people dance and sing, but they also play in funerals: trumpet music accompanies the deceased also in his last trip. Not surprisingly, the trumpet became an emotional part of the life of Serbian people.

Awards

• It won as Special prize “for Talent”^[1] in the 2007 at “Saratov Sufferings 2007 - The International Documentary Drama Film Festival” (Russia).

See also

• Balkan Brass Band
• Guča trumpet festival

Notes

1. Lucia Sgueglia, « Un'altra Russia », Il Manifesto, 2007-12-22

Bibliography

• Tom Haines, « Laughter reigns, war memories fade at annual Balkans brass festival », The Boston Globe, 2004-06-27
• Ivana Godnik, « Missio : "Così scoprimmo la Repubblica delle trombe" », Il Piccolo, 2006-01-21 http://www.alessandrogori.info/press/images/piccolo_210106.jpg.
• Alessandro Gori, « El país de las trompetas », La Vanguardia, Barcelona, suplemento 'Revista', 2006-10-01
• Lucia Sgueglia, « Un'altra Russia », Il Manifesto, 2007-12-22 p.16 p.17.

External links

• Official site