彩虹护卫队 (2011)
Parada
该片讲述了塞尔维亚的一对同志恋人不顾新纳粹光头党的暴力威胁，坚持要在首都贝尔格莱德举办有史以来的首次同志骄傲大游行。在警方拒绝提供保护的恶劣形势下，两人意外得到了四位黑道大叔援手的故事。
- 上映日期
- 2011-10-31
- TMDB
- 6.7 / 10 (120)
- 片长（分钟）
- 1小时55分钟
- 类型
- 喜剧, 剧情
- 导演
- Srđan Dragojević
演员阵容
- Nikola Kojo — Limun
- Hristina Popović — Biserka
- Miloš Samolov — Radmilo
- Goran Jevtić — Mirko
- Goran Navojec — Roko
- Dejan Aćimović — Halil
- Toni Mihajlovski — Azem
- Nataša Marković — Lenka
- Mladen Andrejević — Đorđe
- Relja Popović — Vuk
- Radoslav 'Rale' Milenković — Kecman
- Mira Stupica — Baka Olga
趣闻
The Parade is a 2011 Serbian comedy-drama film, written and directed by Srđan Dragojević and released on 31 October 2011. The film, which deals with LGBT rights issues in Serbia, features footage of the 2010 Belgrade gay pride parade.
Production
According to its writer and director Dragojević, the film was conceived in summer 2001 while he watched the footage of the violence at the attempted gay pride parade in Belgrade. He wrote the first screenplay draft for Parada in 2004 before coming back to it in 2007 after failing to secure financing for his other film project titled 1999.
By fall 2009, Dragojević was ready to start shooting with the original plan being to shoot the parade scenes at the actual 20 September 2009 gay pride parade in Belgrade that ended up getting called-off due to security concerns. The shooting actually began a year later at the 2010 parade and continued in late March 2011 on locations in Croatia (Pag, Rab, and Obrovac) and Macedonia (Bitola).
According to one of its producers Biljana Prvanović, Parada cost €1.3 million to make and its funding came from European Council's Eurimages fund, Croatian Audio-Visual Center (HAVC), Serbian Ministry of Culture, Slovenian Ministry of Culture, Macedonian Ministry of Culture, and embassies of Germany, the Netherlands, and France in Belgrade as well as Serbian companies Dunav Osiguranje, Prva Srpska Televizija, and Serbia Broadband.
Listed as the film's producers are: Biljana Prvanović of the Delirium Films from Serbia, Igor Nola from the Croatian Audio-Visual Center (HAVC), Eva Rohrman from Slovenia's Forum Film, Vladimir Anastasov from Macedonia's Sektor Film, and Mike Downey from the UK's Film and Music Entertainment (F&ME).
In the late 1970s, a small park just below Hotel Moskva in downtown Belgrade was the gathering place for some twenty of us, punk rock fans. The same park was the gathering place for homosexuals, too. Not far from us, these neatly dressed family men with impeccable socialistic biographies were looking for partners.
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