Ademir Kenović
Ademir Kenović (born September 14, 1950) is a Bosnian film director and producer.
Ademir Kenović
- Name
- Ademir Kenović
- Born
- 14 September 1950
- Birthplace
- Sarajevo, SR Bosnia and Herzegovina, FPR Yugoslavia
- Occupation
- Film director, producer
- Nationality
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Education
- Denison University · University of Sarajevo · Academy of Performing Arts in Sarajevo
- Honours
- François Chalais Prize
- Languages
- Bosnian
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• Name — Ademir Kenović • Born — 14 September 1950 • Birthplace — Sarajevo, SR Bosnia and Herzegovina, FPR Yugoslavia • Occupation — Film director, producer • Years Active — 1986–present
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Ademir Kenović appears in the authority records of the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek as a director and film producer (born 14 September 1950). Ademir Kenović was born on 14 September 1950 in Sarajevo.
Education and Career
Education and Career
He graduated from the University of Sarajevo in 1975. In 1972–73 he studied film, English literature and art at the Denison University in Ohio. His films include Kuduz (1989) and A Little Bit of Soul (1987). His 1997 work The Perfect Circle won the François Chalais Prize. He also produced the popular 2004 Bosnian film Days and Hours.
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