Примери коришћења Tanovic на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Danis Tanovic.[Getty Images].
It was performed in English by Brajic with lyrics by Edin-Dino Saran,Ulvija Tanovic and Brajic.
Tanovic currently lives in France.
This is for my country,for Bosnia," Tanovic said at the awards ceremony.
Tanovic and others will represent EFA and the European Film Awards at various prestigious events.
The European Film Academy(EFA) named Bosnian director Danis Tanovic as its ambassador on November 17th.
Tanovic was the director of No Man's Land, which won the 2002 Oscar award for Best Foreign Language Film.
Fans said they were bursting with pride and happiness for Tanovic, who won the Oscar for his anti-war film"No Man's Land".
Tanovic did not announce the name of his party, but he did say it would participate in October's local elections.
At a special ceremony 3 July, Bosnian film director Danis Tanovic will receive an Italian peace prize for his film"No Man's Land".
Tanovic, 33, arrived on Friday(5 April) to visit his hometown and to be honoured at a huge party in the city centre.
We will also support other parties' candidates in some regions where they proved they are working towards the general benefit," said Tanovic.
Among the many awards Tanovic has received for"No Man's Land" are a Golden Palm from the Cannes festival and a Golden Globe from the festival in Venice.
Bosnian Foreign Minister Zlatko Lagumdzija said"The crown came with the Oscar, and Tanovic is an example of talent and determination never having lost a battle.".
Bosnian film director Danis Tanovic brought home his country's first Oscar this week when his picture"No Man's Land" won the Best Foreign Film award.
Though it was a mere 8 degrees Celsius and the sky spit rain the entire day, thousands turned out for the party honouring"Bosnian number one",as a local TV station dubbed Tanovic.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's(BiH)Oscar-winning film director Danis Tanovic plans to establish a new political party to fight widespread corruption in the country.
Tanovic added,"I am sick of reading our newspapers or watching TV because of daily proof of unscrupulous officials and criminals who are protected by them.".
I will say again what I said some 10 days ago in Los Angeles-- this is for Bosnia,this is for you," Tanovic told the crowd of more than 2,000 in front of the National Theatre, pumping his Oscar in the air.
Bosnian film director Danis Tanovic saw his childhood dream come true Sunday night(24 March) when his"Nicija zemlja"("No Man's Land") was awarded the Oscar for Best Foreign Film.
It was first held as a military fortification of the Austrians,in order for it later to be bought by the pope Filip Tanovic, so for a long time the sleeping quarters(until 1953) it was private ownership of the family Tanovic. .
Danis Tanovic says he is establishing a political party because he wants to change the public perception that"nothing can be done" to improve life and end corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The movie"Cirkus Columbia" by Oscar-winning Bosnian director Danis Tanovic has won the best film prize in the International Feature Competition at the Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival.
Tanovic said he wants to change the perception that"nothing can be done" to improve life in BiH, which is in a slow transition from being a post-war state to becoming a candidate for EU membership.
While anyone else might get an ego boost from a screaming, chanting crowd of thousands,as well as the billboards around town announcing,"Bravo Danis", Tanovic was more interested in dedicating his Oscar to his country and his fellow Bosnians.
Saying it was for BiH,Bosnian director Danis Tanovic presented his Oscar award to the crowd attending the 9th Film Festival in Sarajevo, which took place from 15 August to 24 August.
Tanovic was pleased to be back-- he fled Sarajevo for Belgium in 1994 and now lives in Paris-- but kept things low-key where he could, even in derailing obvious questions from journalists.
I came here to bring you this-- look," BiH director Danis Tanovic told about 100 journalists awaiting his arrival, as he unzipped his small bag and lifted out the Oscar he won for Best Foreign-Language Film last month.
Congratulating and thanking Tanovic for the"biggest success" his award represented in the entire history of Bosnian filmmaking, the government said"Your anti-war movie… represents a message for all of us living here.".
But since BiH-born director Danis Tanovic won an Oscar for his film No Man's Land in 2002, local filmmakers have found that they're not as likely to be ignored by producers.