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	Festivaletteratura
		Abdulah Sidran was born near Sarajevo (Hadzici) in 1944.
		Il cerchio perfetto (1977) by Ademir Kenovic, with Sidran as scriptwriter, is a testimony of the besiege of Sarajevo.
		Sidran is also a member of the Academy of Arts and Sciences of Bosnia-Erzegovina.
	www.festivaletteratura.it /en/archivio/schedaautore.php?autid=1359 (164 words)

	Cannes 97
		We were told that the film gives the impression of a documentary of the everyday life in war-torn Sarajevo." Kenovic also tells me, to my astonishment, that there is a scene in the film that refers my departure with my husband from the besieged city of Sarajevo.
		Abdulah Sidran (a poet and screenwriter whose credits include the Cannes winner When Father was Away on Business) and Kenovic worked on the script for four months during the war, in the midst of the worst days of Serbian assault on Sarajevo.
		Perfect Circle is a poignant film about two young boys (aged nine and seven) who, after losing their parents, find refuge in the house of a Sarajevan poet in the first year of war.
	www.filmfestivals.com /cannes97/cnew7.htm (353 words)

	April 17 1994 Vreme News Digest Agency No 185 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The poet Abdulah Sidran wrote the script for his second movie "Kuduz".
		Sidran is famous as the script writer of Emir Kusturica's films "Do You Remember Dolly Bell" and "Father On A Business Trip" which earned three Felix nominations for Best Film, Best Female Role, and Best Music.
		Sidran, the script writer, plays one of the main roles.
	www.scc.rutgers.edu /serbian_digest/185/t185-9.htm (470 words)

	1997/12/04 17:44 A non national regime campaign (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Tuzla, 4 December 1997 (AIM) - Bosnian Party considers as unacceptable "the inquisition hunt against Abdulah Sidran and Ivan Kordic, roll called by weekly paper "Ljiljan", because of their articles from the beginning of the war."
		The statement reports that "the support that Sidran gave to pro-bosnian forces had initiated the disfavor of SDA ' spokesmen.
		The last title at "Ljiljan" estimated as top-hunt against Sidran and all other bosnian intellectuals who 'had impudence to criticize some moral and political deviations of the bosniak political authorities."
	www.aimpress.ch /dyn/izbe/archive/data/199712/71204-021-izbe-sar.htm (166 words)

	FEBIO FEST 2004 - web by Graffitti Networks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Screenplay was co-written by Abdulah Sidran, a quintessential Sarajevo citizen (many of his poems are dedicated to the city) who had earlier earned his spurs in the capacity of screenplay writer to Kusturica (Do You Remember Dolly Bell, When Father Was Away on Business).
		The film is a very private testimony about life in war-torn Sarajevo, a blow-by-blow description of everyday events filtered through an encounter of two orphans with an ageing poet.
		Following his debut film, Ovo malo duše (1986), he worked with Abdulah Sidran on Kuduz (1989), a film nominated for the European Felix film award.
	www.febiofest.cz /11_en/detail_filmu.php?filmid=2004328 (345 words)

	fm4.ORF.at / Summer Comes in February
		It's important to mention that the screenplays for last 3 mentioned was written by Abdulah Sidran.
		Namely, the above mentioned, celebrated Sarajevo writer, poet and intellectual Abdulah Sidran.
		A short film "(A)torsion" by Stefan Arsenijevic (Belgrade) based on a script by Abdulah Sidran has been nominated for this year's Academy Award in the Best short film category.
	fm4.orf.at /enes/155026 (931 words)

	January 20, 1992 Vreme News Digest Agency No 17
		One of the leading poets of the 68' generation, a writer who earned wide acclaim after writing scenarios for Kusturica's films ("Do you remember Doli Bel", "When Father was Away on Business"), who was until recently the president of the Writers' Association in Bosnia and Herzegovina Abdulah Sidran (b.
		Sarajevo 1944) belongs to that rare group of public figures who do not hesitate to comment on the current political situation.
		We spoke with Sidran in between his journeys to Paris where he is engaged in the concluding talks concerning the realization of the film "The Bridge Over the Drina River", based on Ivo Andric's novel, directed by Emir Kusturica and produced by "Forum" from Sarajevo.
	www.scc.rutgers.edu /serbian_digest/17/t17-5.htm (1159 words)

	TIME.com: Memory Movie When Father Was Away on Business -- Oct. 21, 1985 -- Page 1
		As it happens, there is every reason to catch this endearing memory movie, which won the Palme d'Or at the 1985 Cannes International Film Festival.
		The memory is that of the Bosnian poet Abdulah Sidran, who fashioned his script from events affecting a Muslim community in Sarajevo from 1949 to 1952.
		The vision belongs to Director Emir Kusturica, 31; at his touch a story of regional peculiarities takes on the patina of Chagallian surrealism.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,960175,00.html (683 words)

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		Westbrook, Kate & Mike: 'Sarajevo Suite' (Based on texts of the Bosnian poet Abdulah Sidran.
		w.Quatuor Balanescu, Jane Birkin, et al.)Westbrook, Kate & Mike: 'Sarajevo Suite' (Based on texts of the Bosnian poet Abdulah Sidran.
	www.classicalenthusiast.com /gordonscds/html/16178.htm (57 words)

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	Awards
		CIDALC award (International Committee for Spreading Art and Literature
		Vrnjacka banja: Second prize for screenplay: Abdulah Sidran
		Vrnjacka banja: First prize for screenplay: Abdulah Sidran
	www.simke-music.8m.com /awards.html (642 words)

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