Film” Guns N’ Dolls” is a low-budget action comedy that in some segments parodies American buddy comedies and it’s about a mother and a daughter who are trying to get out of a bad situation where their bad relationship makes everything more difficult. Through an interesting and humorous action they are beginning to realize that they are not so different as they thought.

production company: Weksflick – udruga za promicanje audio vizualnog stvaralaštva

producers: Vedran Marjanović, Sanja Martinović Marjanović

directed by Vedran Marjanović; written by: Vedran Marjanović, Iva Nappholz; cast: Sandra Lončarić Tankosić, Katarina Baban, Vladimir Tintor, Domagoj Mrkonjić, Jakov Gavran; dop. and editing Vedran Marjanović; set design: Sanja Martinović Marjanović, Marko Podgorščak, costume Sanja Martinović Marjanović; music: Mario Majkić; sound: Ante Delač; vfx. Vedran Marjanović

Director’s bio: Vedran Marjanovic, (Osijek, 1981), filmmaker known as the author of the first national web series How to survive a Zombie Apocalypse (2012-2013), owner of the famous youtube channel Weksflick and president of Weksflick association. He lives and works in Osijek as a photographer, animator and director of TV commercials and music videos.

Introspective capturing of different moments in time focusing only on thoughts young mother shares with her unborn child:  her fears and expectations are somewhat deeply connected with a person that is already a part of her though they are yet to meet.

Production company: Akademija dramske umjetnosti, producer: Ana Cvitaš

Directed and written by Ana Cvitaš; cast. Nika Mišković, Petar Cvirn, Eva Lole Perković; dop. Damian Nenadić; editing:. Denis Golenja, Srđan Popović; costume: Inga Mastelić; music and sound: Marko Pelaić; make-up: Antonija Novosel, Kristina Atletić, Ana Pećanić

Director’s bio: Born in Sisak (1984). Studied production at the Academy of dramatic arts in Zagreb. Worked for festivals as a PR manager from 2009. Launched online cultural magazine Dot that Spot and is its editor in chief since 2010. Is a producer and founder of an international audiovisual platform Collab set in House for people and art Lauba, Zagreb. Is a producer and director of short films and a producer and distributor of animated and experimental short films.

Estranged twin brothers haven’t heard from each other for over a year – while one secludes and plans to spend the New Year’s eve alone, the other intends to do whatever it takes to take him out…

production company Pokret
producer: Bruno Režek

Directed by Goran Odvorčić; written by Bruno Režek i Goran Odvorčić; cast. Bruno Režek; dop: Merima Salkić; editing and sound: Goran Odvorčić, vfx: Ivan Ladović

Director’s bio: Goran Odvorčić was born in 1980 in Zagrebu. He has been working in film for a number of years. His short film Ciao Mama (2009) was the first Croatian film in 30 years to compete for the Palme d’Or at Cannes Film Festival.

A fine-tuned breakfast.

production company: Akademija dramske umjetnosti
producer: Đina Jakir

Directed by: Filip Peruzović, written by: Nikolina Bogdanović, cast: Katarina Bistrović-Darvaš i Damir Klemenić; dop: Dubravka Kurobasa; editing: Iva Ivan; set design and costume: Nevena Balen i Ines Nezirović, music: Al Bowlly – By My Side; sound: Tonči Tafra; make-up.: Bianka Žugelj

Director’s bio: Born in Zagreb, 1986. Currently a final-year student of  Film Directing at the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb.

Mother and daughter during a summer trip try to restore their relationship which is damaged because of their troubled past. The mother desperately tries to reach her daughter who constantly keeps rejecting her and does not allow contact of any kind. The daughter finds a summer love wich the mother does not approve, but in the same time, during a one day outing the daughter resents her mother for allowing a flert to go on with their young tour guide Frano.

Production company: Akademija dramske umjetnosti
producers: Luka Jerković, Goran Ribarić

Directed and written by Goran Ribarić; cast. Ksenija Prohaska, Anja Đurinović, Goran Marković; dop: Damian Nenadić, Ivana Dominković; editing: Srđan Popović; set design: Sven Skračić; music: Vinko Borčić, sound: Lav Geber, Srđan Popović, vfx: Ratimir Rakuljić

Director’s bio:  Goran Ribarić (Zagreb, 1990) has studied for a degree in Film and television Directing at the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb since 2009. After movies Weekend (2012) and Fred (2012), Montain is his fourth short film.

Ana and Ivan, a young couple, enter Ana’s apartment early in the morning. After several attempts of seducing one another, they don’t seem capable of agreeing on who is going to seduce who. An uncomfortable situation becomes even more uncomfortable after an innocent conversation Ivan has over the phone.

Production company: Blank_filmski inkubator
producer: Dario Juričan

Directed and written by Luka Tokić; cast: Sanja Milardović, Jadran Grubišić; dop: Dario Radusin; editing: Toni Skorić, music: Luka Tokić, sound: Zvonimir Tivon.

Director’s bio: Born in 1990 in Zagreb. Currently studying Pedagogy and Philosophy, took Modern Greek and Stylistic epochs of film as elective subjects. He has been actively involved in filmmaking since 2011 and made his debut film in 2012 – The Badgers.

Mike and Steve, two friends, are pretty and clumsy criminals who fail to complete the task assigned to them by mafia boss Vincent…

Prod. Ethan Anderson, John Drazic, Ante Novaković, Kresh Novaković; r. Ante Novaković; sc. Ante Novaković, Kresh Novaković, ul: Armand Assante, Kresh Novakovic, Luca Pierucci, Peter Anthony Tambakis, Joanna Lu, Ivan Babić; direktor fotografije: John Schmidth; m. Victoria Valles; g. Andrew Drazic, John Drazic; t. Marcus Black, Alex Lee, Alex Ramirez, Neil Seidman; kgf. Jami-Lee Hamilton; s.e. Nicole Dicarlo

DIRECTOR: Ante Novaković (Bronx, New York, USA) is a child of Croatian immigrant parents. He graduated from the New School University in 2004. He perfected his skills working on a number of theatrical productions and screenplays. Throughout his career he worked alongside many distinguished directors and actors. For example, he worked on the films Reservoir Dogs, Piano, Pulp Fiction, From Dust till Dawn and Eyes Wide Shut. His passions for film and storytelling through film led him to film directing. The Fix marks his directorial debut.

Two kids at the top of a skyscraper. A view of the sea. He is Tom Sawyer and she is Alice in Wonderland. They walk along the edge of the roof, doing everything they’re not supposed to. In that hot summer, left under the care of her grandma, she will feel love for the first time.

director: Igor Mirković
producer: Darija Kulenović Gudan, Marina Andree Škop, Studio Dim

Shooting of a commercial can be tedious, especially if you are an extra. Maja’s job is to take care of extras and she has an unpleasant task of sorting them by their looks – pretty ones in the front, close to the camera, and the ugly ones in the back. To make things worse, her new boyfriend Mladen is among them. Mladen never considered himself a prettyboy…

director: Saša Ban
producer: Ankica Tilić, Kinorama

Set in 1991 in wartime Dubrovnik, The Little Raccoon follows playful girl Lily, viewing the war through Lily’s eyes. Not aware of what’s really going on, Lily is care-freely playing in the basement, happy that all of her friends are there and playing with the make-up all the time. She has a special bond with her father, who is a regular customer in her “beauty salon”. Just, as the war flares up, Lily and her pregnant mother need to leave Dubrovnik, and Lily realizes that she has to say goodbye to her father.

director: Barbara Vekarić
producer: Marko Krmek, Ivana Kragić, Barbara Vekarić, Filmska udruga Motion, ADU

Fourteen year old Abi, a social outsider whose perspective of the world around her is contained within the four walls of her London family home, is faced with crossing the distance between her assumptions and reality. Abi lives with her mother and older brother in a converted London apartment. A social outsider who struggles at school, she spends most of her time in own world, making up stories about the obese and imposing middle-aged woman Rita who lives with her weedy husband in the apartment upstairs. Abi’s imagination is provoked by banging and thumping noises which drift through the ceiling from Rita’s apartment. Abi is convinced that the beastly woman is beating up her helpless husband. She entertains her mother and brother with silly stories about the “villain” upstairs, and the warmth of their laughter makes her fear of school and the outside world melt away. But beneath her teasing and joking, Abi is terrified of Rita. When Abi’s mother instructs her to deliver a message to the apartment upstairs, Abi reluctantly approaches Rita’s door. There, in the lair of the villain, she finds that reality is far from her assumptions and comes to face to face with her naive and overactive imagination.

director: Daina O. Pusić
producer: Gabriel Stavenhagen, London Film School

After all this waiting
It’s finally here
Finally in Croatia
Zovko Teleport!
Get anywhere in just four seconds…

director: Predrag Ličina
producer: Ankica Tilić, Kinorama