

This Kyrgyz family, living in a society where traditional values of beauty and the ideal family prevail, dares to openly speak about and show what society tries to hide: they have a son diagnosed with autism.
The Kyrgyz family is learning to accept their personal tragedy despite public opinion. They speak out loudly, emphasizing that every child with this diagnosis has the right to protection and development.
Born in 1970 in Kyrgyzstan. Graduated from university, currently finishing university in the direction of "Cinema", in different films worked as a costume designer and production designer. I have many international awards as an ethno-designer. Since 2017 I have been making documentaries.

ART ON THE SPECTRUM
Director: Jonathan Herrik
Country: Denmark
Runtime: 56:00

BREAKING WAVES
Director: Katelijne Langezaal
Country: Netherlands
Runtime: 75:00

DON'T PITY YOUR CHILD
Director: Ruben Kazaryan
Country: Kazakhstan
Runtime: 38:00

MAYBE ONE DAY I WILL ASK...
Director: Gulzhan Iresh
Country: Kyrgyzstan
Runtime: 38:00

THE LITTLE GHOST HUNTER
Director: Mickey Mahut & Laurent Kouchner
Country: France
Runtime: 58:00

CONCERTO FOR OTHER HANDS
Director: Ernesto González Díaz
Country: Mexico
Runtime: 79:00
14:00-16:00
DON'T PITY YOUR CHILD
THE LITTLE GHOST HUNTER
18:00
opening ceremony
BOBO
14:00-16:00
MAYBE ONE DAY I WILL ASK...",
ART ON THE SPECTRUM
18:00
BREAKING WAVES
16:30
CONCERTO FOR OTHER HANDS
18:00
closing ceremony
BOSIFEST 2026 – Seventeenth Belgrade International Film Festival of Persons with Disabilities Yugoslav Cinematheque (Uzun Mirkova 1)
from October 19 to 21, 2026
Before you is the seventeenth edition of BOSIFEST, a festival that has long since ceased to be a cultural event and became a beacon of inclusion in our society.
Every year, we prove over and over again that barriers exist only in our minds, never in our potential.
Milica Tomović (1986 SFR Yugoslavia) graduated from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade in 2011 with the omnibus film "October", which she made together with her classmates. The film was screened at festivals in Cottbus, Trieste, Sofia Film Meetings, Isola Cinema and others.
Milos Jacimovic is a Serbian cinematographer based in New York City, working across narrative film, creative documentary, and commercials.
Jelena Maksimović is a Serbian director, film editor and lecturer.
She completed her master's studies at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, and since 2015 she has been teaching at the Faculty of Media and Communications in Belgrade.