Camp Casablanca

Switzerland, April 2004
FILM, Documentary, 83 min.

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directed by
Michele Andreoli
Written by
Michele Andreoli
Status
In distribution

Andreoli’s film gives an insight into the everyday life of a group of Swiss soldiers and officers serving in the Swiss contingent of the Kosovo Force (KFOR), a NATO-led international peacekeeping force in Kosovo. There is Renzo, an Italian Swiss from Wetzikon, who enjoys military life and dreams of becoming an officer. Jonathan, a carpenter from a small village, just wants to do a good job and doesn’t put much stock in military conduct. Thomas, who had left the army, has now given up his teaching position at a school and put on his uniform again in order to offer assistance in Kosovo. Then there is Lukas, originally a baker and pastry chef from Thun, who after changing professions to become a security officer, is looking for a challenge now.

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World Premiere
April 2004
Original Version
Italian, French, German (german subtitles),  colour, Digi Beta, 83 min.
Production
media projects sagl, RSI Radiotelevisione svizzera
Producer
directed by
Michele Andreoli
Written by
Michele Andreoli
Cinemato­graphy
Patrick Lindenmaier
Editing
Marianne Quarti
Location Sound Mix
Martin Witz, Hercli Bundi

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