On the edge of a forest as old as the mountains, they still tell a tale deep into the nightThe Legend of Steel Bashaw is Petar Meseldžija’s adaption of Baš Celik. A folktale he first heard as a boy, it was given nightly life by Serbian storytellers illuminated by fireplaces and burning lamps.Built from the same impossible truths that the ancients used to craft all myths, this tale concerns itself with a kidnapped princess, the deeds of a heroic prince, battles lost or won, death and redemption.
On the edge of a forest as old as the mountains, they still tell a tale deep into the nightThe Legend of Steel Bashaw is Petar Meseldžija’s adaption of Baš Celik. A folktale he first heard as a boy, it was given nightly life by Serbian storytellers illuminated by fireplaces and burning lamps.Built from the same impossible truths that the ancients used to craft all myths, this tale concerns itself with a kidnapped princess, the deeds of a heroic prince, battles lost or won, death and redemption.