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Osadné

2009 1h 5m Documentary List
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An Orthodox priest, a mayor and a Ruthenian activist travel from their remote eastern Slovak village of Osadné to attend the European Parliament in Brussels.

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Audience Member Charming fish out of water documentary about a small Slovakian town on the very fringe of the European Union, and its attempts to be noticed by the world and keep from disappearing. Together, the mayor, the priest, and a Rusyn activist who dedicated to preserving his people's heritage, set out to lobby Parliament to build a large spiritual center in Osadné to breath new life into the dying village. Plays almost like a real life "Borat" in places, as these three small town men take on the big city, but in the end "Osadné" is a poignant portrait of a beautiful village just trying to shout to the world "we exist!" Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 02/25/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis An Orthodox priest, a mayor and a Ruthenian activist travel from their remote eastern Slovak village of Osadné to attend the European Parliament in Brussels.
Director
Marko Skop
Producer
Frantisek Krähenbiel, Jan Melis, Filip Remunda, Marko Skop
Screenwriter
Marko Skop
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
Slovak
Runtime
1h 5m