BHFF™ 2006 Audience
Awards
We were pleased to introduce the BHFF™ 2006 Audience
Award for the Best Short or Feature Film and BHFF™
2006 Audience Award for the Best Documentary Film,
presented to the films that are selected as outstanding by the
audience members.
The Awards were open to all of the films screened at the BHFF™
2006 that were produced during 2004 or 2005. The
nominees included:
BHFF™ 2006 Audience Award for the Best Short
or Feature Film Nominees:
• Go West
• Well Tempered Corpses
• Paycheck
• On Wednesdays
• Frame for the Picture of my Homeland

Go
West, Ahmed Imamovic director
“Go West” is a thought-provoking and groundbreaking
film about a gay couple. On the eve of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Milan, a Serb student from a patriarchal community, and Kenan,
a Muslim cellist, fall in love. Trapped during the siege by the
Serb forces, the two flee to Milan's home village where they take
shelter, waiting for an opportunity to escape to the Netherlands.
Witnessing the brutality of Serb militia toward Muslims, Milan
disguises Kenan as a woman and presents him as his wife. As a
first film in Bosnia to address issues of homosexuality in the
context of recent war and Bosnian social traditions, it has spurred
much controversy. The renowned actor Rade Šerbedija
plays one of the leading roles.
BHFF™ 2006 Audience Award for the Best Documentary
Film Nominees:
• I See You My Friend
• Not so Humble Pie
• Asim Free Man
• Boy From A War Movie
• Totally Personal
• Justice Unseen
• Counterpoint For Her
• Borderline Lovers

I
See You My Friend (Vidimo se prijatelju)
Cazim Dervisevic director
“I See You My Friend” is the inspiring story of Robert
and Halid, two teenagers living in the turbulence of adolescence,
shared by many of their generation. The story of their friendship
is only seemingly typical, as Robert and Halid are both blind,
but together they help each other overcome life’s many challenges.
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