The Pula Film Factory and the Pula Film Festival have brought together a new generation of filmmakers and for the sixth time organized a workshop the purpose of which is to provide systematic knowledge on filmmaking, open attendees’ internal processes of a filmmaker and create their concrete films. 

Part 1

(May 28th – June 4th, 2010, Rojc/Monteparadiso/Hacklab)

The purpose of this workshop is to create a framework for future films in terms

of screenwriting, direction and production. The leader is Biljana Čakić-Veselič.

Part 2

(July 1st – 17th, 2010, Rojc/Monteparadiso/Hacklab)

The attendees of the first part of the workshop move on to the production phase under the professional guidance. Dinka Radonić is leading the team of cinematographers and she will be joined by Kristijan Burlović. The production leader is Andrija Gvozdić-Michl. Films shall be edited by attendees themselves under the professional guidance of Mladen Medić.

The leaders of the Pula Film Factory filmmaking workshop are Ivan Dobran and Marko Zdravković-Kunac.

1. Rajko Ban and Velimir Todorović: ParaBellum

A poetic expression of the pervasion of the states of peace and war in the form of a short film.

2. Zoran Blažeski: A Wedding.
What to do when you receive an invitation to a wedding from your plumber?

3. Ljiljana Cvijanović: A Van Named Desire.
A story about a street performer and his life beyond, under and inside the system.

4. Maja Dražić: Katarina.
A story about a woman who is cleaning the crumbling space of her own mind.

5. Vjeko Gašparović: The Clearing.
Developing the maps of Muzil, the author of the film finds a space that can not be presented in architectural terms.

6. Ester Marin: Acceptance.
After years of work, the pianist accepts his own limits and starts to see his students with new eyes.

7. Eliša Papić: Leopold DraPula – Story About Hunger.
Adventures of an optimistic vampire who does not give up when faced with problems of living in the capital.

8. Izabela Turk: In Front of a Store.
Who shops at a local store?

9. Patrik Vale: Career.
The protagonist has paved his path with good intentions...