My Name is Sonila

A Short film of

Suela Bako

Produced by

Takami Productions

Production year2019

Runtime18 min

Synopsis

Sonila realizes that someone has stolen her wallet in a bus traveling through Tirana. Convinced that she is able to identify the thieves, she calls the police to have them arrested. But she must first face the Albanian bureaucratic system.

Credits

Director (1)

Suela Bako
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Production and distribution (3)

Executive Producer : Takami Productions

Foreign production company : ERAFILM

Film exports/foreign sales : EROÏN Films

Full credits (15)

Executive Producers : Karine Blanc, Michel Tavares, Nathalie Landais

Screenwriter : Suela Bako

Director of Photography : Shpëtim Baça

Assistant Director : Benart Laze

Editor : Tamouna Gugulashvili

Sound Recordist : Endri Pine

Costume designer : Stela Laknori

Foreign producers : Sabina Kodra, Robert Budina

Assistant Operator : Kris Alimeri

Production Manager : Robert Budina

Sound Editor : Elias Boughedir

Production Designer : Auron Deliu

Grader : Julia Mingo

Sound Mixer : Xavier Thibault

Post-production supervisor : Bérangère Crespi

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Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Fiction
Sub-genre : Psychological drama
Themes : Society, Femininity, Justice
Production language : Albanian
Coproducer countries : France, Albania
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : 50% French (France, Albania)
Production year : 2019
Runtime : 18 min 47 seconds
Visa number : 151.566
Visa issue date : 09/12/2019
Production formats : HD
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 2.39
Audio format : 5.1
Rating restrictions : None

News & awards

Selections (2)

International Festival of Francophone Film in Acadie (FICFA)
Canada, 2020
Compétition internationale
Cracow International Documentary & Short Film Festival
Poland, 2020
International Competition

Resources

Website(1)

http://takami-productions.com/wip/my-name-is-sonila/

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