The film set during the First World War, helmed by Marko Nabersnik, will be screened at the festival on September 22 here to mark the the anniversary of the First World War.
The seven day film festival (September 22-28) will focus on world peace.
"The year 2014 marks the 100th anniversary of the First World War. It's that moment of time in our lives where we need to revisit the horrors of war so that we understand and value world peace and its benefits," said Festival's strategic consultant, Manoj Srivastava about why the anti-war drama has been chosen as the opener of the festival.
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