Montenegrin shepherd documentary 'To Hold a Mountain' heads to New York
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The Sundance grand jury prize-winning documentary about shepherds in Montenegro's Sinjajevina highlands is Montenegro's Oscar submission. It opens at New York's Film Forum on 16 December.
IndieWire reports on To Hold a Mountain, a documentary by directors Biljana Tutorov and Petar Glomazić that follows shepherds in the Sinjajevina highlands of Montenegro. The film won the documentary grand jury prize at Sundance and has been submitted as Montenegro's entry for the Oscars. It opens at Film Forum in New York on 16 December. The coverage appeared in a film-industry roundup for 9 November 2026.
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