Girls Who Cut Their Hair Short
In the society where professions of pilot, taxi driver, cobbler and football player are perceived as "male jobs", we follow the lives of four women with exactly these occupations.
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Jelica JerinićDirector
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Jelica JerinićWriter
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Monika JovanovićKey Cast
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Jelena PolićKey Cast
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Maja VojinovićKey Cast
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Ana PerišićKey Cast
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Dušan GrubinDirector of PhotographyMalesh, Our Skin Is Going to Gray, Blackness
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Ana SremacEditorThe Return, Petar's Day, PTZ's Mad Max
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Dragana LakčevićSound Recordist
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Jakov SavićSound Recordist
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Teodora RadovićSound Design
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Selena BogdanovićSound Design
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Dušan GrubinColoristMalesh, Our Skin Is Going to Gray, Blackness
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Project Title (Original Language):Devojčice koje se šišaju na kratko
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Project Type:Documentary, Short, Other
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Genres:documentary, biography, short
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Runtime:28 minutes 10 seconds
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Completion Date:October 31, 2016
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Production Budget:200 EUR
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Country of Origin:Serbia
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Country of Filming:Serbia
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Language:Serbian
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Shooting Format:Blackmagic Pocket Camera
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:Yes
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Martovski festival - Belgrade Documentary and Short Film FestivalBelgrade
Serbia
March 31, 2017 -
Prokuplje Short Film FestivalProkuplje
Serbia
May 5, 2017 -
International Images Film Festival for WomenHarare
Zimbabwe -
Arroios Film FestivalLisboa
Portugal
September 12, 2017 -
BEAST - International Film FestivalPorto
Portugal
September 23, 2017 -
Vox FeminaeZagreb
Croatia
October 29, 2017 -
Serbian elokuvapäivät/ Dani srpskog filmaHelsinki
Finland
October 28, 2017 -
Valjevski Filmski SusretiValjevo
Serbia
December 16, 2017 -
CineculturaTimisoara
Romania
March 17, 2018
Distribution Information
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Faculty of Dramatic Arts, BelgradeCountry: Serbia
Jelica Jerinić is a Serbian-born and Helsinki-based filmmaker. She holds a BA and MA in Dramaturgy, from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade. She is an alumna of: Academy of Moving People and Images, Sarajevo Talents, European Short Pitch, EFM Fiction Toolbox Programme and Torino Film Lab. She has directed four short films: a documentary, "Girls Who Cut Their Hair Short", fiction films, "Dog Day" and "Duck Roast", and an 8mm docu-fiction, "Sweet Memories". She is currently developing a short fiction film "Imaginary Numbers", supported by Film Center Serbia, Croatian Audiovisual Centre and Creative Europe Media. She is a co-founder of a Helsinki based film collective "Film Tonight!".
Public discourse regarding gender and gender roles in Western Balkans is not commonly a part of mainstream narrative, and is usually limited to academia or activism. Large part of the population is at best oblivious and at worst defensive when these issues are raised. With this in mind, I wanted to make a film about extraordinary women, but through the lens of their everyday lives. I avoided directing the interviews to make the statement, and through associative, non-aggressive editing hoped to allow for their natural charm and bravery to shine through. In the end, I just wanted anyone watching the film, regardless of gender, to be able to appreciate these women, and treat them, and others like them, with a little more respect in the future.