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	<title>Comments on: Europeanisms</title>
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		<title>By: Michael</title>
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		<dc:creator>Michael</dc:creator>
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		<description>At roughly the same time, I was attending the Sarajevo Film Festival - and because I was one of the few English-speaking journalists covering it, the VIP treatment was embarrassingly effusive, though I naturally lapped it up (along with the generous hospitality).

It was difficult to forget the war, though - aside from the fact that the famous Holiday Inn (where I was staying) was still pockmarked by bullets and shells, a clear majority of the films I saw at least mentioned it, and quite a few had it as a setting.  Not that that&#039;s a criticism - just as the 1940s was Britain&#039;s cinematic golden age, Balkan filmmaking is enjoying a new lease of life for similar reasons.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>At roughly the same time, I was attending the Sarajevo Film Festival &#8211; and because I was one of the few English-speaking journalists covering it, the VIP treatment was embarrassingly effusive, though I naturally lapped it up (along with the generous hospitality).</p>
<p>It was difficult to forget the war, though &#8211; aside from the fact that the famous Holiday Inn (where I was staying) was still pockmarked by bullets and shells, a clear majority of the films I saw at least mentioned it, and quite a few had it as a setting.  Not that that&#8217;s a criticism &#8211; just as the 1940s was Britain&#8217;s cinematic golden age, Balkan filmmaking is enjoying a new lease of life for similar reasons.</p>
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