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[00:02:50] We return to the show Novi Dan. Friend of the show
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[00:02:55] Sarajevo.
[00:03:09] Sarajevo has been the center of film art for three
[00:03:12] days, the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival
[00:03:16] is underway, we will see in the continuation how yesterday's
[00:03:20] day passed. The most beautiful
[00:03:23] August story continues. The second day of the Sarajevo Film Festival
[00:03:27] brought a film marathon masterclass. Luna,
[00:03:30] recipient of the honorary Heart of Sarajevo, morning
[00:03:33] coffee with Pavel Pavlikovsky and a discussion about his
[00:03:37] paternity, but also screenings of films, child
[00:03:40] of the night, mountain, motherhood, shame and money and numerous
[00:03:44] others. For film lovers, too many good titles, and
[00:03:47] too little time. I have been to every festival so far
[00:03:50] and I prioritize my vacations for the festival,
[00:03:54] of course I like Kinometalac the most, but
[00:03:58] there are still many good programs. Last night, the film
[00:04:02] Paternity was shown, did you watch it and generally,
[00:04:05] are you satisfied with this year's offer? Yes, I watched
[00:04:09] that film and it deeply impressed me
[00:04:14] I go, I and had some connections with what
[00:04:16] happened in the past in these areas
[00:04:19] in terms of those cursed
[00:04:22] divisions,
[00:04:24] so there were emotions, it's a good film and
[00:04:28] we need more such films. I can't watch more, it's great,
[00:04:32] it was wonderful last night, the energy is fantastic, the city is
[00:04:36] very lively, the festival is great, the accreditations could
[00:04:39] work a little better,
[00:04:42] but everything else is wonderful, we are having a great time in
[00:04:45] Sarajevo, I came here after 34 years
[00:04:49] for the first time, I am here for the first time with
[00:04:53] my partner, the festival is excellent, we arrived
[00:04:56] last night, this is a great opportunity for tourists to get to know this...
[00:05:00] country, Balkan culture and everyday life. And it seems
[00:05:03] there will be no shortage of choices, during
[00:05:05] the festival more than 250
[00:05:09] films will be screened, while 51 works are in
[00:05:12] the competition program, different stories have
[00:05:16] a common goal: to make the audience look at the world from
[00:05:19] a different perspective. What we definitely want
[00:05:23] is to show the most recent
[00:05:26] titles from regional cinematography, to bring something
[00:05:29] fresh, to bring the diversity of what
[00:05:33] the region offers, to bring various themes
[00:05:37] of authorial poetics, in fact, a different perspective is what
[00:05:40] interests us most. This year, young directors from
[00:05:44] the region have a special place, for them the festival
[00:05:48] is not only an opportunity to present their film, but also to make
[00:05:52] important career steps. I think
[00:05:56] it is not only beautiful, but
[00:05:58] also necessary that our region has big
[00:06:01] festivals and the Sarajevo Film
[00:06:04] Festival is certainly the biggest of all
[00:06:08] regional festivals and even wider than that, and
[00:06:12] that kind of mapping and attracting people is what
[00:06:16] I think is necessary and why we come back,
[00:06:20] I mean, we come back every year again and again to films that are
[00:06:23] at that moment in Cannes and Venice,
[00:06:26] authors who are less visible at all those
[00:06:29] festivals and who we will not see in cinema distribution afterwards, here we have the opportunity
[00:06:33] to see that the interest in the festival grows year after
[00:06:37] year, confirmed by the numbers, during this year's festival
[00:06:41] about 300 film professionals
[00:06:44] and even 150,000
[00:06:47] entries for screenings and accompanying events are expected. The number
[00:06:50] of tickets sold has already reached the number that
[00:06:54] last year's festival achieved during its entire
[00:06:57] duration. But the Sarajevo Film Festival
[00:07:00] has long not been just a film festival but also a magnet for tourists who
[00:07:04] want to be part of the festival story, because it is not
[00:07:08] lived only on the silver screen, but on the streets,
[00:07:11] squares and cafes of Sarajevo. Dragica
[00:07:14] Pejaković, N1.
[00:07:29] It's hot in the city in every sense of the word, high temperatures
[00:07:32] bring additional health challenges these days, especially when it
[00:07:35] comes to people with heart and chronic diseases,
[00:07:39] how much heat burdens. badly affects
[00:07:43] the cardiovascular system, who needs to be especially careful, how
[00:07:46] to preserve health during this heatwave, I will discuss
[00:07:50] that in the continuation with my guest Dr. Jasmena
[00:07:54] Ćorović Kuburović, specialist in internal medicine,
[00:07:57] subspecialist in cardiology. Jasmina, good morning, welcome, thank
[00:08:00] you very much for being with us this morning, thank you Ivana for the invitation
[00:08:04] and good morning, I wish you such a beautiful view of
[00:08:07] Sarajevo, well, this certainly has a good effect on health, on
[00:08:10] the heart, on mood. "when we are in nature and when we are in
[00:08:14] such an environment, so I assume you are glad that
[00:08:18] we left the studio a little, that we didn't invite you to the studio this morning, absolutely, it is a special
[00:08:22] honor and indeed this has a very positive effect
[00:08:26] on the mood of your guests and on your mood, it is simply
[00:08:29] easier to work in the shade, at height, with
[00:08:32] an open view, of course, of course, it is very, very pleasant here, yesterday
[00:08:36] we were at the festival square, that is,
[00:08:40] we broadcast Novi Dan from that location." "It's much hotter
[00:08:43] in the city, it's much less pleasant in the city,
[00:08:47] although it is pleasant, now generally speaking during
[00:08:49] the SFF, uh, many people's hearts beat faster
[00:08:53] during the SFF, people go out more, socialize, connect,
[00:08:56] how much do those small, but pleasant excitements also
[00:09:00] have a positive effect on our health, Jasmina, thank you Ivana for asking
[00:09:04] me that, because you just said that the heart is not just a pump that
[00:09:08] pushes blood through our body, but it is an organ that feels
[00:09:11] that..." rejoices in that, that simply loves that happiness,
[00:09:15] those small excitements, stress certainly doesn't agree with
[00:09:19] it, and what you said correctly is good, social interaction is
[00:09:22] really positive for heart health - because
[00:09:26] endorphins are released, a little dancing, a little music,
[00:09:29] socializing, is really excellent, unlike loneliness
[00:09:32] which is an equal cardiovascular risk as
[00:09:36] smoking, for example, or alcohol consumption, so socializing and SFF are
[00:09:40] an excellent opportunity, how... "just now, the hot
[00:09:43] asphalt in the city, it's not pleasant to be outside during
[00:09:46] the day, it's already past 1 PM,
[00:09:50] are we approaching the moment when we shouldn't go out without urgent need?
[00:09:53] Absolutely, especially not older people and small children,
[00:09:57] they somehow don't have that good heat regulation and
[00:10:00] it's absolutely the time between 11 and 5 and 6 not to go
[00:10:04] outside, however, you just said in the city it was probably already
[00:10:08] night when you were filming, indeed that
[00:10:12] first..." part when the sun sets around 7 PM and
[00:10:15] that first part of that nighttime period
[00:10:19] when that heat still evaporates from the asphalt, from the concrete,
[00:10:22] it's not smart for someone who already has some
[00:10:26] diseases to spend time outside, so from
[00:10:29] 11 to 5, but at least until six,
[00:10:32] so that's the time when there's really no need to expose ourselves to direct
[00:10:36] sunlight because the temperatures are highest and the UV factor is highest,
[00:10:39] if we really must, then we should hydrate well
[00:10:43] before going out and during our stay outside and protect
[00:10:47] ourselves with creams, SPF, but also with clothes that have
[00:10:50] a UV factor, when you say hydrate well,
[00:10:54] somehow... 'm there are some dilemmas, sometimes we were told
[00:10:58] that we have to drink a certain amount of water in
[00:11:02] relation to our weight, then from some
[00:11:05] doctors we hear, drink water only when you are thirsty,
[00:11:08] what is the smartest thing to do, actually, I don't think any
[00:11:12] study, no worldwide guideline would agree with
[00:11:15] that, drink water only when you are thirsty, because when you are thirsty, that's already an alarm that
[00:11:19] you are dehydrated, so you should drink water continuously, especially in
[00:11:23] such weather, especially
[00:11:27] there are people, for example, people who have cardiovascular diseases,
[00:11:30] who have diabetes, who have some kidney diseases, their
[00:11:34] feeling of thirst is delayed, so when they feel
[00:11:37] thirsty, they are already well dehydrated, hydration
[00:11:41] is the first, the first shield, our first line of defense and
[00:11:45] so that is the basic thing where we need to put
[00:11:48] focus on hydration,
[00:11:51] we must hydrate, there is a known rule of 30 ml
[00:11:55] per kilogram of body weight, so if you weigh 70, that's
[00:11:58] somewhere around 2.1 liters without going out, without physical
[00:12:02] activity, every physical activity implies that you add
[00:12:05] 400 to 600 ml of fluid, so that's the basic
[00:12:09] thing for hydration, dehydration is very dangerous
[00:12:12] because dehydration thickens the blood,
[00:12:15] of course, the body at this temperature, the body at this
[00:12:19] temperature, the pressure drops, then the heart is twice as
[00:12:22] stressed to pump that blood. Excuse me, to every
[00:12:26] part of the body, so indeed
[00:12:30] hydration, hydration must be discussed very much, as
[00:12:33] well as sleep, which we don't talk about, because sleep is what
[00:12:37] rests the body, so it is equally important as
[00:12:40] hydration, yes, I also assume during these hot summer
[00:12:43] days when we might have some problems with sleep,
[00:12:47] nights can also be hot and many people's sleep is disturbed,
[00:12:51] how to compensate for lack of sleep at night?
[00:12:55] Is a daytime, midday, afternoon
[00:12:58] nap recommended? Well, it is certainly recommended, so, if you are
[00:13:02] at home, if you can, if these are of course
[00:13:05] patients, it is certainly recommended to sleep for one hour during the day,
[00:13:09] sleep is simply regeneration for our body,
[00:13:12] there should be enough of it, there should be at least eight to
[00:13:16] 10 hours even for people who have comorbidities
[00:13:20] of cardiovascular diseases, cardiovascular diseases themselves, it is certainly
[00:13:23] recommended, how and in what way? Very often precisely because we are
[00:13:27] dehydrated, we cannot fall asleep, precisely because we
[00:13:30] have disturbed sleep, because we get up early in the morning, we cannot fall asleep
[00:13:33] earlier, if we were to get up, for example, at 7 AM, for example, take
[00:13:37] a walk for half an hour, an hour until 8, then we could
[00:13:40] sleep comfortably and nicely at 10 or 11, so that
[00:13:44] can also be done, there are of course sleep disorders that are then
[00:13:48] treated from another side not only with advice and changes in habits,
[00:13:51] that when we listen to advice and everything you are saying about habits... "in
[00:13:55] fact, somehow when we listen to doctors, we always think that they are talking to the sick,
[00:13:59] that it applies to people with chronic diseases or, in this case, with
[00:14:02] cardiovascular diseases, however, how important is that sleep for
[00:14:06] everyone, how much lack of sleep can cause certain diseases, some of
[00:14:10] us sleep three or four hours and very often less,
[00:14:13] what are we doing to our body with that? Thank you very much for asking
[00:14:17] me that, because I am really asking for myself, that is a topic, that is a topic
[00:14:20] that we should discuss specially one day, I am extremely
[00:14:24] engaged in..." habits, sleep as one of
[00:14:27] the protective factors against cardiovascular diseases, but now you say someone
[00:14:31] there is not a cardiovascular patient, we think you are only
[00:14:35] addressing patients, no, you don't know, maybe I
[00:14:38] myself have a cardiovascular disease, so everything
[00:14:42] we recommend to patients, we also recommend to healthy people so that they do not
[00:14:46] get into a situation where they become patients, we never know at what
[00:14:49] moment we become patients, because if we knew that would be great,
[00:14:53] what uh... What did you ask me about sleep, so
[00:14:57] in what way, in what way can we ensure that sleep
[00:15:00] is, what are we doing to our body when we sleep two, three, four hours during
[00:15:04] you see, you create
[00:15:06] a complete imbalance in the body, the body demands
[00:15:10] that sleep simply has its phases, I will explain that to you specially
[00:15:14] on one occasion, so if you do not go through all non-
[00:15:17] REM and REM four times, five times such phases, you
[00:15:21] are not rested enough, the body needs muscles.
[00:15:25] they need that recovery and that must be 8 hours, if you
[00:15:29] sleep three or four hours, you in the first year, second
[00:15:32] year or five years you will not feel drastic changes, but
[00:15:35] believe me, you will pay that
[00:15:38] price in your 50s
[00:15:41] at the latest. We also talked about hydration,
[00:15:44] you just talked about how important it is to consume fluids, that is, to drink water not
[00:15:48] only when we are thirsty, but to consume it throughout the day,
[00:15:52] so we all know, water is what is most
[00:15:55] recommended and what perhaps should only be drunk
[00:15:58] uh during these days with some lemonade or some natural
[00:16:02] juices, nothing sweetened I suppose, but I wanted to ask you about
[00:16:05] alcohol given that... people go out a lot during
[00:16:09] this SFF period and after all generally during the summer, that many people
[00:16:13] like to drink something alcoholic
[00:16:16] during evening outings, how does that combination of alcohol
[00:16:20] and an overheated body during hot summer days and
[00:16:23] nights affect our body, that is a combination,
[00:16:26] because alcohol already
[00:16:29] dehydrates the body, that's one thing, it causes blood clotting,
[00:16:33] another thing, and the third thing, it dilates blood vessels and
[00:16:36] so a... "alcohol in combination with heat is really
[00:16:40] deadly, it is especially deadly when you say one beer on
[00:16:43] the beach, so that is very serious and dangerous, I was
[00:16:46] honestly happy, there was recently a ban on serving
[00:16:50] alcohol, at the Prodigy concert and there were
[00:16:54] various comments for and against and for, we are a world city and
[00:16:58] so on, first of all there is a crowd, there
[00:17:02] is already less oxygen because it's
[00:17:06] crowded, because we are stressed. to get through, enter despite being outdoors,
[00:17:09] second thing alcohol, and it's already
[00:17:12] hot, it hasn't cooled down, it hasn't cooled
[00:17:15] down before the concert itself, because the concert was around seven or eight o'clock as far as I
[00:17:19] remember, well, I mean, if I was well informed, on the other hand,
[00:17:23] alcohol always comes with other things, so it was really protective
[00:17:26] for our citizens, for those who came only for the Prodigy concert,
[00:17:30] and after all for the organizers because there were fewer problems,
[00:17:34] health-wise, alcohol is something we cannot
[00:17:38] allow, what we cannot talk about and for which cardiology has
[00:17:41] 0% tolerance? Well, let's
[00:17:44] still somehow address especially heart
[00:17:47] patients, that is, cardiovascular patients, although
[00:17:51] all advice, as you said, applies to healthy and
[00:17:54] sick people, what should they especially pay attention to during these
[00:17:57] heatwaves, during these extremely high
[00:18:00] temperatures? First of all to hydration, which you
[00:18:04] emphasized, they really must hydrate. The way
[00:18:08] to do that is to put a pitcher of water and drink nonstop, because they forget
[00:18:12] about thirst, so simply the feeling that they have a pitcher of water on the table
[00:18:15] in front of them, already prevents dehydration itself. Second
[00:18:19] thing, diuretics, ACE inhibitors for blood pressure, medications,
[00:18:23] beta-blockers, all of that slightly changes our
[00:18:26] tolerance to these heats and everything else, so it is
[00:18:30] mandatory not to accidentally stop
[00:18:34] taking medications themselves, but on the other hand, because of
[00:18:37] medications, one must be careful enough, because they
[00:18:40] already change, for example, beta-blockers, they lower
[00:18:43] heart rate, but sometimes heart
[00:18:47] rate is already the first sign that something is happening, precisely because
[00:18:51] that first sign is delayed in patients taking beta-blockers,
[00:18:55] they need to be especially careful, what the heart
[00:18:58] does in summer, the heart speaks softly, but we just
[00:19:01] need to listen to it enough, visit the doctor in
[00:19:05] time, it's better to visit him 10 times without reason than
[00:19:08] to be late once, so pay attention to your heart and
[00:19:12] listen to your heart while it whispers, thank you very much
[00:19:15] Dr. Jasmina, thank you for being our guest this morning, it is always a pleasure
[00:19:19] to talk to you, dear viewers, Dr. Jasmina Ćorović
[00:19:22] Kuburović, as we like to call her, the heart doctor, was
[00:19:26] our guest, the Heart of Sarajevo is not
[00:19:29] just an award at the SFF, the Heart of Sarajevo is music
[00:19:33] and with music we will conclude this new day, stay with us until
[00:19:36] 11.
[00:19:56] Stay with us, dear viewers, we are here until 11:00 and before our
[00:20:00] musical guests join us, let's see what temperatures we can expect
[00:20:04] during these hot summer days.
[00:20:57] You are watching a new day, the morning program of N1
[00:21:00] Television, this Sunday we are with you
[00:21:03] live from Zmajevac in
[00:21:06] Sarajevo, this beautiful location known for
[00:21:09] its viewpoint and this wonderful
[00:21:13] panorama from which the entire city is visible, that is,
[00:21:16] the Old Town is visible, the center, the surrounding
[00:21:20] mountains Trebević, Igman, Bjelašnica, we
[00:21:23] are this morning in a slightly more casual edition compared to what
[00:21:27] you are used to when we are in the studio, this morning
[00:21:30] our dear guests from Pop Rock School Sarajevo are with us,
[00:21:34] given the fact, well, that we are live this morning throughout
[00:21:38] the new day in all three N1 centers in Serbia, Croatia
[00:21:41] and Bosnia and Herzegovina, we wanted to focus not only on
[00:21:45] the SFF which is most current these days, but on music
[00:21:49] itself. Precisely on pop rock music for which
[00:21:53] Sarajevo is known after all, I will ask my guests to
[00:21:57] join me a little more spontaneously than you are
[00:22:00] used to, to talk a little before they sing
[00:22:04] and play one
[00:22:07] song, so we are returning to what Sarajevo is
[00:22:10] recognizable for, just as much as for its
[00:22:14] streets and views like this one from Zmajevac, our guests are
[00:22:18] young musicians from Poprak School. Sarajevo, Sumeja Alijagić,
[00:22:21] Alise Nančević and Mak Bešlija who will conclude the morning
[00:22:25] with the song Sarajevo, my love, before that we will briefly
[00:22:28] talk about music, young talents and
[00:22:31] the city to which this song is dedicated. Good
[00:22:35] morning, welcome, thank you very much for being with us this morning, my
[00:22:38] guests have joined me, we are a little
[00:22:41] limited in space here, but I believe that all your attention
[00:22:44] is drawn to what is behind us, that is, this
[00:22:47] panorama and a beautiful view of...
[00:22:50] Sarajevo itself, so I will first talk to
[00:22:53] Sumeja, good morning, good morning, thank you very much for coming and for
[00:22:57] always brightening our new day with music, for choosing this
[00:23:01] beautiful song with which we will end the new day, the SFF is
[00:23:04] underway and these days we talk a lot about the Heart of
[00:23:07] Sarajevo awards, numerous love songs have somehow been written about Sarajevo,
[00:23:11] for many, the association with Sarajevo is precisely love, I have to
[00:23:14] ask you what this city means to you and why you chose
[00:23:18] "My Love" for today's guest appearance. First Sumeja, then your
[00:23:21] colleagues. Well, we were born in this city,
[00:23:25] we grew up in this city and this city gave us this opportunity
[00:23:29] that you honored us with today, so thank you
[00:23:32] for that, we somehow think it is only appropriate to present ourselves
[00:23:36] with that song today. First Ali, then Mak,
[00:23:39] what is Sarajevo to you, but how do
[00:23:42] you feel these days when the city is full of tourists, when guests
[00:23:46] come to us and when the atmosphere is somehow good and
[00:23:50] positive, it's really wonderful for me,
[00:23:54] any city,
[00:23:56] whatever city it is, my wonderful Sarajevo, we are here
[00:23:59] also with my wonderful friends to present the city in the best
[00:24:03] light, to play one of the most beautiful songs dedicated to
[00:24:06] our city and so, Mak
[00:24:10] how is it during SFF in the city
[00:24:12] itself, do the crowds bother you, I suppose it doesn't bother you young people
[00:24:16] at all, there are actually a few older people who say: "oh, I don't
[00:24:20] like Sarajevo during SFF, it's too noisy,
[00:24:23] too crowded, I suppose you like all of this, well,
[00:24:27] as for the crowds you just mentioned, it doesn't bother me, I'm
[00:24:30] glad to see so many people, so many folks gathering
[00:24:33] for something that is actually significant and beautiful, it doesn't bother
[00:24:37] me generally, it's nice to see, mm, Poprock
[00:24:40] School has been gathering young musicians for years, I have to
[00:24:44] ask you about that
[00:24:47] experience, that is, that part of your life." What did you actually
[00:24:51] find there and well, can I, you can all
[00:24:54] go one by one, the microphone is with you, so we can start with you, well, I think
[00:24:58] regarding Poprock School, I discovered that music is actually
[00:25:01] a very beautiful thing, that it, as I would say,
[00:25:05] unlocks new doors and new, as I would say,
[00:25:09] situations and so on, Sumeja
[00:25:12] how long have you been in Poprock School and what is it like
[00:25:15] to be a member of Poprock School Sarajevo mm, well, honestly I've been
[00:25:20] in Poprock School for a long time, since I was nine years old we've been in Poprock School and I took
[00:25:23] a small break which was enough to realize what
[00:25:27] I actually needed and it was necessary to come back and continue
[00:25:31] this path and I'm glad I continued because through Poprock
[00:25:34] School I met these guys and many other
[00:25:38] friends and musicians with whom we work
[00:25:42] and socialize every day, so we know that you recently had guests from
[00:25:45] London, well, now we are focused on guests and tourists who come to us, you
[00:25:49] had... colleagues actually from Great Britain who were
[00:25:53] delighted, right, but when they arrived
[00:25:55] their impressions were that they couldn't believe that you had almost everything better than them
[00:25:59] and better instruments, better conditions for work somehow.
[00:26:03] it's special, I'm sure both the energy and the connection that
[00:26:06] exists among all of you and the closeness in the end that makes us all unique
[00:26:10] here, we have that pop rock
[00:26:13] school as a universal concept, isn't it? Sarajevo is known for
[00:26:17] its pop rock and its wonderful music, so
[00:26:20] the people from Great Britain were so
[00:26:24] nicely here, they fit in nicely with
[00:26:28] all of us, and we had such a wonderful time socializing and had
[00:26:31] some similar things to say to
[00:26:34] each other, acoustic trio,
[00:26:37] that's you three actually and as Sumeja
[00:26:41] said, you found each other in all of that, in
[00:26:44] that wonderful functioning, Mima Zukan
[00:26:47] helps you, who actually guides you and who is
[00:26:51] your mentor, to whom thanks, because we always easily agree with her first
[00:26:54] of all for your guest appearances and for
[00:26:58] performances, what is it that you maybe plan when it comes to joint
[00:27:01] performances? or possible competitions in the next
[00:27:04] period, well for now, I would say we are working on
[00:27:08] the repertoire, we are working on yes, because we are, by
[00:27:11] chance, by chance we found each other, the three of us, through
[00:27:15] some daily gigs, evening performances and
[00:27:18] the next step for us is definitely a more
[00:27:22] regular gig, mm to work on our
[00:27:26] public performances, our repertoire, to try to
[00:27:29] be better every day, and then we'll slowly move on.
[00:27:33] Thank you very much for coming this morning, for being our guests, for not finding it
[00:27:37] too difficult to come up, even to this location, but I believe you will enjoy singing
[00:27:40] "Sarajevo, My Love" in such an environment,
[00:27:44] thank you very much, before you start, I will just greet our
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