FIRST FILM, WORLD PREMIERE

DIRECTOR Darko Šuvak

SCREENPLAY Darko Šuvak
DOP Branko Linta
EDITOR Miran Miošić
ART DIRECTOR Damir Gabelica
MAKE-UP Ana Črček Bulajić
MUSIC Nuno Malo
COSTUMES Morana Starčević, Nikolina Kostanjšek

ACTRESS IN LEADING ROLE Areta Ćurković
ACTOR IN LEADING ROLE Zlatan Zuhrić Zuhra
ACTRESSES IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Daria Lorenci Flatz, Anita Matić
ACTORS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Mate Gulin, Robert Plemić, Paško Vukasović

PRODUCER Jozo Patljak, Darko Šuvak, Aleksandar Črček
PRODUCTION Alka Film (HR)
CO-PRODUCTION Milles Productions (US), ALEKS PRODUKCIJA
CO-PRODUCER Kras Gančev & Bunker

Massage salon Ankica is running with her best friend Ljilja, is not going anywhere. Even her good friend, loan shark Zi, is losing patience. Not ready to step into happy endings with their massage services – robbing the bank seems like if not the only but for sure very practical solution for their financial troubles. As if the monetary is the only problem they have to solve.

WORLD PREMIERE

DIRECTOR Kristijan Milić

SCREENPLAY Ivan Pavličić
DOP Mirko Pivčević
EDITOR Veljko Segarić
ART DIRECTOR Damir Gabelica
COSTUMES Vedrana Rapić
MUSIC Andrija Milić
SOUND Ivica Drnić
MAKE-UP Ana Bulajić Črček
SPECIAL EFFECTS Branko Repalust
VISUA EFFECTS Kristijan Mršić

ACTOR IN LEADING ROLE Goran Bogdan
ACTORS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Alan Katić, Marko Cindrić, Dražen Mikulić, Marinko Prga, Darko Milas, Jan Kerekeš, Slaven Španović, Alen Liverić, Ivan Ožegović, Samir Vujčić, Hrvoje Vladisavljević, Slaven Knezović, Asim Ugljen

PRODUCER Stanislav Babić
PRODUCTION AND SALES Croatian radiotelevision (HRT)

In the autumn of 1991, a small group of Croatian soldiers go on patrol in an improvised armoured vehicle. Soon, they are ambushed, the vehicle gets destroyed and they are forced to hide in a nearby house. Their resistance to the rebel Serbs, Yugoslav Army and Serbian Special Forces lasts for 24 hours, while their fellow combatants are trying to get them out. The story is based on true events.

Kristijan Milić (1969, Zagreb) studied Film and TV Directing at the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb. He has directed several short films including Backwoods (1998), Boredom (1998) and Safe House (2002), a part of an omnibus film  24 Hours, winner of the Best First Film Award at the 2002 Pula Film Festival. Five years later, Milić’s first feature film  The Living and the Dead (2007) won eight Golden Arenas at Pula Film Festival, as well as seven international awards. Films: Always Faithful (2014), The Champion (2010).

DIRECTOR Silvije Petranović

SCREENPLAY Silvije Petranović
STORY Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić
DOP Mirko Pivčević
EDITOR Andrija Zafranović
ART DIRECTOR Ivo Hušnjak
COSTUMES Ante Tonči Vladislavić
SOUND Alexander Koller
MUSIC Anita Andreis
MAKE-UP Tina Jesenković
SPECIAL EFFECTS Kristijan Mršić

ACTRESS IN LEADING ROLE Ena Lulić
ACTOR IN LEADING ROLE Mile Biljanović
ACTRESSES IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Hristina Popović, Daria Lorenci Flatz, Marija Kohn
ACTORS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Goran Navojec, Milan Pleština, Livio Badurina, Mustafa Nadarević, Bojan Navojec, Nikola Kojo, Ivo Gregurević, Špiro Guberina, Damir Lončar, Danko Ljuština

PRODUCERS Maydi Mervar Petranović, Silvije Petranović
PRODUCTION Maydi Film & Video
SALES Blitz film i video

Apprentice Lapitch, the little shoemaker sets off on a journey after experiencing in -justice from the cruel Master Mrkonja. On his journey he meets Gita, a beautiful little circus girl who is an orphan just like him. They share adventures and experience problems during their journey. They have nowhere to sleep, no food and are poorly clothed, but nothing scares them. They are bold and happy, willing to help everyone. On the night of the full moon something terrible happens, and changes everything.

Silvije Petranović (1959, Nova Gradiška) graduated film directing at the Academy of Dramatic Art  in  Zagreb.  He  directed  feature length  films  based  on  literary  classics  of  Milan  Kundera (Nobody Will Laugh, 1985), Jiři Šotola (The Society of Jesus, 2004) and Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić (The Brave Adventures of a Little Shoemaker, 2013), and documentaries on the war in Croatia and human destinies. He is renowned for his poetic film style.

DIRECTOR Darko Lungulov

SCREENPLAY Darko Lungulov
DOP  Mathias Schoeningh
EDITING Dejan Urosević, Marin Juranić, Filip Dedić
ART DIRECTOR Kiril Spaseski
COSTUMES Zora Mojsilović
MUSIC Dejan Pejović
SOUND Hrvoje Stefotić
MAKE-UP Nina Stanojević
SPECIAL EFFECTS Borko Panov

ACTRESS IN LEADING ROLE Nataša Tapušković
ACTOR IN LEADING ROLE Boris Milivojević
ACTRESSES IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Mirjana Karanović
ACTORS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Dragan Bjelogrlić, Ljubomir Bandović, Toni Mihajlovski, Bane Trifunović

PRODUCERS Snežana Penev, Darko Lungulov
PRODUCTION Papa Films (RS)
CO-PRODUCERS Boris T. Matić, Felix Eisele, Katja Siegel, Julia Kleinhenz, Bernard Stegmann, Ognen Antomov, Aneta Lešnikovska
CO -PRODUCTION Propeler Film (HR), Penrose Film (DE), Aka Film (MK), Dream Factory (MK)
SUPPORT MEDIA (Slate), Eurimages, SEE Cinema Network
SALES (HR) Propeler Film
WORLD SALES Films Boutique

Marko is a dreamer. His wife Ljubinka is planning to leave both him and their small, dying Serbian hometown. In a desperate bid to save his marriage and the town, he decides to build a monument to Michael Jackson. Marko convinces his close friends to help him. But the town’s mayor has his own plans and uses right-wing group Clean Serbia to crash Marko’s dream.

Darko Lungulov (Belgrade) moved to New York City, where he obtained BFA in film and video from City College of New York. At Tribeca Film Festival in 2009, Darko’s debut feature film Here and There won The Best NY Narrative Award at its world premiere. Films: Escape (2004).

FESTIVALS Mezinárodní filmový festival Karlovy Vary 2014

WORLD PREMERE

DIRECTOR Branko Ištvančić

SCREENPLAY Josip Mlakić
DOP Branko Cahun
EDITING Veljko Segarić
ART DIRECTOR Zvonko Sarić
COSTUMES Felicita Glavaš
MUSIC Dalibor Grubačević
SOUND Ivica Drnić
MAKE-UP Bianka Žugelj

ACTRESS IN LEADING ROLE Sanja Radišić
ACTOR IN LEADING ROLE Aleksandar Bogdanović
ACTRESSES IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Jelena Perčin, Nela Kocsis, Rada Mrkšić, Jelena Jokić
ACTORS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Slaven Knezović, Vlatko Dulić, Slobodan Ćustić, Boro Stjepanović, Miralem Zubčević, Đorđe Kukuljica, Ivan Brkić, Nikša Kušelj, Darko Milas, Mile Ognjenović, Bora Nenić

RODUCER Irena Škorić
PRODUCTION Artizana film
CO-PRODUCERS Goran Radman, Petar Jevtić, Almir Šahinović, Zoran Tasić
CO-PRODUCTION Croatian Radiotelevision – HRT (HR), Kinematografska kuća (RS), HEFT (BA), Dari films (FR)

When the Croatian War of Independence ended, Bosnian Croats whose villages had been destroyed in the fighting were forced to relocate. They were rehoused in the homes of Croatian Serbs who had left Croatia. Now, the Serbian owners are returning and the Croatian residents are facing an uncertain future. Somewhere in this powder keg atmosphere, an old man called Jozo, a Bosnian Croat, disappears without a trace. The police officer Filip, who also lives in a Serbian house, is entrusted with the case. Everyone believes that a returning Serb has murdered Jozo, but Filip launches a detailed investigation, determined to be unbiased and fair, even though he has his own ghosts from the past to deal with.

Branko Ištvančić (1967, Subotica) graduated film and TV direction in 1999 at the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb. Deeply enrooted in the Croatian documentary tradition, he pays special attention to the humane, but also humoristic, treatment of his subjects (Wellman, The Cormorant Scarecrow). His debut The Ghost in the Swamp (2006) marked the comeback of feature-length films for children which have not been made by the Croatian film industry for the last twenty years. Films: From Grain to Painting (2012), Album (2011), The Ghost in the Swamp (2006), Wellman (2003), The Cormorant Scarecrow (1998).

DIRECTOR Pavol Pekarčík, Ivan Ostrochovský, Peter Kerekes

SCREENPLAY Pavol Pekarčík, Ivan Ostrochovský, Peter Kerekes
DOP Martin Kollár
EDITOR Marek Šulík, Zuzana Cséplö
MUSIC Marián Čurko
SOND Tobiaš Potočný, Peter Lendĕl

PRODUCER Peter Kerekes
PRODUCTION Peter Kerekes s.r.o.
CO-PRODUCER Filip Remunda, Siniša Juričić
CO-PRODUCTION Nukleus film (HR), Hypermarket Film (TZ)
SALES Deckert Distribution GmbH

Velvet Terrorists is a film about minor and foiled terrorist plots. The film focuses on three protangonists. The first one wanted to blow up a decorated stage during a May 1st celebration in the 1970s. The second one planned to assassinate the president and start an anticommunist revolution but his letter to the CIA was so naive that nobody bothered to reply. The third one blew up communist billboards. This film is about our relative views of history and the perspectives from which we can interpret these indi-viduals and their actions.

Ivan Ostrochovsky (1972, Žilina) graduated in documentary filmmaking from the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava. Films: Ilja (2010), A Screenplay to a Documentary Film (2001), Pietro Pascalo (2000).

Pavol Pekarčík (1972, Spišská Sobota) graduated in documentary filmmaking from the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava. Films (with I. Ostrochovsky): Uli Blaho (2008), Karakorum (2005), Lesser Evil (2004), Wind (2004).

Peter Kerekes (1973, Košice) graduated in film directing from the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava. Films: Cooking History (2009), 66 Seasons (2003), Morytats and Legends of Ladomira (1998).

FESTIVALS (2014) Mezinárodní filmový festival Karlovy Vary (FEDEORA award), Berlinale (Tagesspiegel award), ZagrebDox

WORLD PREMERE, FIRST FILM

DIRECTOR Vanja Sviličić

SCREENPLAY Vanja Sviličić, Ognjen Sviličić
DOP Danko Vučinović
EDITOR Vanja Sviličić
ART DIRECTOR Ivana Škrabalo
COSTUMES Blanka Budak, Lidija Sertić
MUSIC Luka Zima
SOUND  Dubravka Premar
MAKE-UP Tina Jesenković, Maja Justinijanović
SPECIAL EFFECTS Branko Repalust

ACTRESSES IN LEADING ROLE Mila Elegović, Nela Kocsis
ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Jadranka Elezović
ACTORS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Igor Kovač, Robert Budak, Dušan Gojić

PRODUCER Damir Terešak
PRODUCTION MaXima Film
CO-PRODUCTION Croatian Radiotelevision (HRT)

Zagreb Cappuccino is the story of two best friends in their early forties. Petra is getting divorced in Zagreb, and Kika arrives from Cologne to console her. Kika, a cosmopolitan party girl, teaches Petra, a fresh divorcee, how to carry on with her life without a husband and a family. Kika has taken the responsibility for that mission. Over several cups of coffee and night out we get to know their fears and burdens, their solitude and their unsureness.

Vanja Sviličić (1974, Zagreb) graduated from the Faculty of Textile Technology. She started her career as a cinematographer and director working on videos, commercials, experimental and documentary films. As part of a Berlinale Talent Campus workshop she wrote the documentary On the Square (2007). The film was produced by STEPS International and ZDF Arte with Mitropa as co-producer and it premiered at the Berlin Film Festival in 2008. Her second screenplay for the short film See you in Sarajevo (2008.) was selected as one of the five screenplays from Southeast Europe at the competition Sarajevo City of Film. Films: On the Square (segment of the omnibus Why Democracy, 2007), Am I Happy or What?! (2011).

WORLD PREMIERE

DIRECTOR Zvonimir Jurić

SCREENPLAY Zvonimir Jurić, Jelena Paljan
DOP Branko Linta
EDITOR Dubravka Turić, Tomislav Pavlic
ART DIRECTOR Ivan Veljača
COSTUMES Ivana Zozoli Vargović
MUSIC Jura Ferina, Pavao Miholjević
SOUND Julij Zornik
MAKE-UP Mojca Gorogranc Petrushevska

ACTRESS IN LEADING ROLE Mirjana Karanović
ACTOR IN LEADING ROLE  Ivo Gregurević
ACTRESSES IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Lana Barić
ACTORS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Igor Kovač, Nikola Ristanovski, Zlatko Burić Kićo, Dado Ćosić

PRODUCER Ankica Jurić Tilić
PRODUCTION, SALES Kinorama
CO-PRODUCER Eva Rohrman
CO-PRODUCTION Forum Ljubljana (SI)
SUPPORT MEDIA (Slate)
SALES 2i Film

Ivo is a worker in an agro industrial conglomerate, who prefers to work the fields at night. Many years ago, he was convicted of rape and since then he both avoids and is avoided by his fellow citizens. In the night when he meets Mirjana, a woman who runs out of gas on a deserted road, Josip, the man who works at the gas station, and Krešo, local policeman, Ivo’s destiny will entwine with theirs and gradually reveal the gloomy picture of his life, and the whole region he lives in, which has remained forever stuck and trapped by the war the same way Ivo is trapped by his crime.

Zvonimir Jurić (1971, Osijek) graduated in film and TV directing from the Zagreb Academy of Dramatic Art in 1999. Together with Goran Devčić, he co-wrote and co-directed the feature film The Blacks (2009), which won the Golden Arena for Best Director at the 56th Pula Film Festival. His fiction short Yellow Moon (2009), a segment of the Zagreb Stories omnibus, was selected for the Berlinale Shorts Programme in 2010. Films: Fortress (1999), The Blacks Have Endured, and I? (2000), The One Who Will Stay Unnoticed (2003) White (2013).

DIRECTOR Dalija Dozet

SCREENPLAY Lana Barić
DOP Luka Matić
EDITOR Sara Gregorić
ART DIRECTOR Mario Mišković
COSTUMES Ida Križ Posavec
MAKE-UP Ivana Pralija
SOUND Hrvoje Radnić

CAST Lana Barić, Franjo Dijak

PRODUCER Hrvoje Osvadić
PRODUCTION, SALES Petnaesta umjetnost

Ana is getting ready to attend her best friend Maja’s wedding. To her surprise, Maja’s husband-to-be appears unannounced to take her there. As they travel to the venue, Dejan uses the time to tackle a problem that has never before been discussed – how and why they allowed themselves to cheat on Maja a few years ago.

Dalija Dozet (1987, Osijek) completed a one-year program of film directing at FAMU (Prague, 2007), and graduated BA Film and TV directing at the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb (2010). She is currently completing MA Film Directing at the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb. Films: Anthill (2010), Tuesday (2011), Elephant (2012), Intersection (2012).

DIRECTOR Daniel Kušan

SCREENPLAY Daniel Kušan
DOP Raul Brzić
EDITOR Daniel Kušan
ART DIRECTOR Bojan Drezgić
COSTUMES Emina Kušan
MAKE-UP Laura Buljan
MUSIC Dinko Appelt
SOUND Dubravka Premar

CAST Ivana Roščić, Stjepan Perić

PRODUCER Ankica Jurić Tilić
PRODUCTION, SALES Kinorama, Gonella Pictures (FR)

She is the unemployed mother of a two-year-old child, trying to find a job so they can lead a normal life. She makes a series of phone calls to her husband at work, seeking reassurance. He works at a car showroom, but will soon lose his job. The only thing left for both of them is to survive until the end of the day and take refuge in their home, togetherness and family.

Daniel Kušan graduated in film and TV directing from the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb. He has written the scripts for most of the films he has directed. He has also directed and written plays for the theatre and published several short stories. Films: Koko and the Ghosts (2011).

DIRECTOR Dijana Mlađenović

SCREENPLAY Dijana Mlađenović
DOP Dragan Ruljančić
EDITOR Nina Velnić
ART DIRECTOR Tanja Lacko, Ana Buljan
MUSIC Jure Buljević
SOUND Borna Buljević

CAST Alma Prica, Franjo Kuhar, Biljana Pusić, Nikša Butijer, Zvonimir Jurić, Slaven Španović

PRODUCER Dijana Mlađenović
PRODUCTION, SALES Kinematograf

The year is 1992. War is raging in Croatia. The new government forcefully evicts ‘unfit’ occupants from their apartments. During an unexpected eviction, Ivan and Vesna find themselves on opposite sides. This is a film about civil courage and passive majority.

Dijana Mlađenović earned degrees at the Rijeka University Faculty of Law and the Zagreb Academy of Dramatic Art (Production Department). From 1999 until 2008 she was managing a cinema company in Pula. She worked as a freelancer in the production of several TV, film and festival projects. She is the founder and general manager of the Kinematograf production company. Thresholds is her directing debut.

DIRECTOR Milan Rukavina, Miroslav Kosanović

SCREENPLAY Milan Rukavina
DOP Dragan Šiša
EDITOR Zoran Garača
COSTUMES Ivan Friščić
MAKE-UP Nikolina Jaklinović
SOUND Ivan Zelić
SPECIAL EFFECTS Dražen Zeljković

CAST Ksenija Prohaska, Vicko Bilandžić, Olga Pakalović, Vid Rebernak

PRODUCER Miroslav Kosanović
PRODUCTION Leptir produkcija

Željko lost his sight in an accident when he was very young. His life is composed, his job pays well, he has no family. Mirjana is a single parent who, after her husbands’ recent death, has to find a way to raise her son David all by herself. The neighbour Nina, secretly in love with Željko, finds out that he is given a guide dog named Alke. Željko takes him for a walk the next day.

Milan Rukavina (1984) holds a Master Degree from the Faculty of Political Sciences in Zagreb. Alke is his directorial debut.

Miroslav Kosanović (1985) studied at the Faculty of Journalism in Zagreb. Co-produced a short film Komba (2011). Alke is his directorial debut.

DIRECTOR Jasna Nanut

SCREENPLAY Jasna Nanut
DOP Tomislav Sutlar
EDITOR Jan Klemsche
ART DIRECTOR Denis Rubinić
COSTUMES Aleksandra Koluder
MAKE-UP Zdenka Mihelja
SOUND Tihomir Vrbanec

CAST Urša Raukar, Dado Ćosić

PRODUCER Tibor Keser
PRODUCTION, SALES Academy of Dramatic Art (ADU)

It is Friday night in state company. Mate stayed after hours to finish up the work. There is noone left in the building besides Jadranka, the cleaning woman. Mate doesn’t mind that she cleans up his office while he works. Looking at her vacuuming he remembers his flat also needs cleaning up. Will Jadranka accept his seemingly harmless offer for an extra job?

Jasna Nanut (1975, Zagreb) after 15 years in TV business, decided to dedicate herself to filmmaking. Currently working on her MA thesis in the feature film directing at the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb. Films: Together (2013).

DIRECTOR Nina Violić

SCREENPLAY Nina Violić
DOP Tamara Cesarec, Eva Kraljević
EDITOR Damir Čučić
ART DIRECTOR Nina Violić, Zdenka Gold
COSTUMES Nina Violić
SOUND Hrvoje Petek
MUSIC Hrvoje Petek, Hrvoje Galler

CAST Nina Violić, Roza Jurić

PRODUCER Zdenka Gold
PRODUCTION Spiritus Movens
SALES Everything Works

“My daughter was nine at the time when I was making this film. Since her birth I’ve had an irrational fear that I would lose her in a moment of carelessness. That someone would take her away one ordinary day and that I would never find her again. Behind that sense of anxiousness actually lies a much deeper problem, the fact that one day she will simply not be needing me anymore. At that moment, I will have to let her go. That is the fear of separation and that fear is what my first short film is centred on.” – Nina Violić

Nina Violić (Rijeka, 1972) graduated from the Zagreb Academy of Dramatic Art in 1994. In 2000 she authored the play A Borosana’s Work on a Role. She appeared in a number of Croatian films: The Cashier Wants to Go to the Seaside, Fine Dead Girls, On the Path. She co-authored the documentary film Marija’s Own

DIRECTOR Igor Šeregi

SCREENPLAY Igor Šeregi
DOP Mario Sablić
EDITOR Tomislav Stojanović
ART DIRECTOR Bojan Drezgić
COSTUMES Zorana Meić
MAKE-UP Tatjana Tomšić
SOUND Tihomir Vrbanec
MUSIC Vinko Borčić
SPECIAL EFFECTS Frano Homen

CAST Rene Bitorajac, Radovan Vujović, Max Whatley

PRODUCER Ivan Kelava
PRODUCTION, SALES Grupa sedam
CO-PRODUCTION F&ME London (UK)

1969, ex-Yugoslavia. Low profile agents Stipe and Peđa get a special assignment: to deliver the present from American president Richard Nixon to Yugoslavian president Tito at his summer residence on Brijuni Islands. Seems like task with zero chance to fail. But…

Igor Šeregi (1983, Zagreb) is an MA student of Film Directing at the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb. He co-directed and co-scripted intrenational film Hives, and is prepairing his first debut feature ZG80. Films: Story About Mare (2013), Animal Empire (2012), Hives (2012).

DIRECTOR Tanja Golić

SCREENPLAY Tanja Golić
DOP Hrvoje Franjić
EDITOR Vladimir Gojun
ART DIRECTOR Lara Badurina
MUSIC Marko Kušpilić
SOUND Vladimir Božić

CAST Lana Barić, Krešimir Mikić

PRODUCER Tanja Golić
PRODUCTION, SALES Hulahop

The protagonists accidentally meet after many years and in one afternoon recall the memories of a time spent together long ago. The film is an homage to industrial architecture and a poignant tribute to the architecture of human relations.

Tanja Golić (1973, Rijeka) graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy in Rijeka in 1998, Department of Visual Arts, and in 2007 she graduated from the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb, Film and TV direction. She has been exhibiting graphics, installations and films. Films: It’s Not That I Know, That’s Just The Way It Is (2006), Wait, Wait. (2006).

DIRECTOR Una Gunjak

SCREENPLAY Una Gunjak
DOP Matthias Pilz
EDITOR Anja Siemens
ART DIRECTOR Ivana Škrabalo
COSTUMES Martina Franić
MAKE-UP Svjetlana Gutić
SOUND Una Gunjak
SPECIAL EFFECTS Drago Poldrugač

CAST Iman Alibalić, Esma Alić, Mirela Lambić, Mario Knezović

PRODUCER Jelena Goldbach
PRODUCTION, SALES Zak Film (DE)
CO-PRODUCER Siniša Juričić
CO-PRODUCTION Nukleus film (HR)

This is a story about a six-year-old girl called Selma, set in wartime Sarajevo. Her dad, who is away on the front, sends her a chicken as a present for her birthday. Selma is convinced that the bird is meant to be her new pet. When she realises that her mother plans to prepare it for dinner, Selma decides to free the chicken.

Una Gunjak (Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina) is a film editor and director. She obtained her BA in film at Universita’ degli Studi di Torino in 2008. In 2010 she obtained her MA in film editing at National Film and Television School in London, where she is currently living and working. The Chicken is her directorial debut.

DIRECTOR Marta Prus

SCREENPLAY Lana Barić
DOP Maciej Twardowski
EDITOR Wojciech Janas
ART DIRECTOR Mateusz Bzówka
COSTUMES Agata Ludwiczak
MAKE-UP Klaudia Wypiór
SOUND Małgorzata Napiontek, Ewa Bogusz

CAST Kinga Małaniuk, Tomasz Kot, Angelika Korab, Kamila Łatkowska

PRODUCERS Mariusz Grzegorzek, Marcin Malatyński, Ivana Šimić Sedić
PRODUCTION, SALES The Polish National Film, Television and Theatre School (PL)
CO-PRODUCER Ankica Jurić Tilić
CO-PRODUCTION Kinorama (HR)

Two older girls start to pick on a twelve-year-old girl as she leaves a corner grocery shop. They follow her around the neighbourhood’s apartment blocks, bothering her. Finally, the father of the younger girl appears. He wants to teach her tormentors a lesson but he crosses a line.

Marta Prus (1987, Warsaw) has graduated documentary directing from the Andrzej Wajda’s Master School and she is currently studying directing at the Polish National Film School in Łódź. She has made several short films which have won about a dozen film awards. Filmovi: Vakha and Magomed (2010). Vakha and Magomed (2010).

WORLD PREMERE, FIRST FILM

DIRECTOR Filip Peruzović

SCREENPLAY Tomislav Zajec
DOP Mario Britvić
EDITOR Hrvoje Mršić
SCREENPLAY Ivana Škrabalo
COSTUMES Lena Andrijević
SOUND Iva Blašković
MAKE-UP Irena Hadrović
SPECIAL EFFECTS Branko Repalust

ACTRESS IN LEADING ROLE Jadranka Đokić
ACTOR IN LEADING ROLE Franjo Dijak
ACTRESSES IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Doris Šarić Kukuljica, Sanja Drakulić
ACTORS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Vlatko Dulić, Željko Koenigsknecht, Marinko Prga

PRODUCERS Goran Radman, Mario Orešković
PRODUCTION, SALES Croatian Radiotelevision (HRT)

A persistent rain falls on Zagreb. That day Janko finally decides to take the threads of his life in his own hands. For him this means, before anything, an attempt to establish a relationship with Iva who he has wanted to approach for some time followed by dealing with his aging father Franjo, a miserable translator who needs an escort to an award ceremony where he will receive an award for lifetime achievement. Iva and Franjo have their own secrets that they don’t want to keep to themselves and also ideas of how this rainy day should go. Someone should, in the end, walk the dog.

Filip Peruzović (1986, Zagreb) is studying Film and TV Directing at the Zagreb Academy of Dramatic Arts. He attended the Berlinale Talent Campus in 2009. He won the Branko Bauer Screenwriters’  Scholarship  2009/2010.  He  is  also  a  winner  of  screenwriter  competitions  Palunko (Taxideyo, directed by Mladen Burić), Nisi Masa (Why Not) and Ars Septima (for the feature film What Really Matters). His film Coffee With Jam  (2013) won the Best Short Film Award at Pula Film Festival. Films: Windows Wide Shut (2014), Tetrapak (2010), Background (2008).

WORLD PREMIERE

DIRECTOR Zdravko Mustać

SCREENPLAY Zdravko Mustać
DOP Boris Poljak
EDITOR Damir Čučić
ART DIRECTIOR Đorđe Jandrić
COSTUMES Andrea Kuštović
SOUND Martin Semenčić
MAKE-UP Tina Jesenković

ACTRESS IN LEADING ROLE Ivana Krizmanić
ACTOR IN LEADING ROLE Mislav Čavajda
ACTRESSES IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Iva Mihalić, Maja Posavec, Nađa Josimović
ACTORS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Marko Cindrić, Bojan Navojec

PRODUCER Matko Burić
PRODUCTION Filmska autorska grupa Enthusia Planck

A hitman comes to the capital on an assignment. Troubled past and reckless actions cause a number or misunderstandings leading to tragic consequences. Through the mosaic structure of the film plot and the clashes of surreal and logical narrative, the paths of the main protagonist are crossed, in unknown surroundings, in intentional or chance encounters with seven other character personalities, opposed in an intricate web of permanent conflict. Death and the disappearance of all forms of reasoned action become a synonym for the meaninglessness of the performed crime as the main drive of the story.

Zdravko Mustać (1961) started his professional film career in the 90s. He has directed over 40 short alternative films, videos, TV documentaries, music videos, and short fiction films. He is a multiple winner (1996, 1999, 2001) of the Croatian Society of Film Critic’s Oktavijan award for best film at the Days of Croatian Film. Films: Spiders’ Colors (2011), Closeness (2009), Bastion (2007), Plankton (2005), Morena (2002), Nigredo (2001). estival. Films: Windows Wide Shut (2014), Tetrapak (2010), Background (2008).

WORLD PREMIERE, FIRST FILM 

DIRECTOR Bruno Pavić

SCREENPLAY Bruno Pavić, Anamarija Pavić
DOP Ratko Ilijić
EDITOR Goran Čače
SOUND Gildo Bavčević

ACTOR IN LEADING ROLE Matija Kačan
ACTRESSES IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Jelena Posavec Tušek, Nada Kovačević, Dara Vukić
ACTORS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Ivan Matijašević, Dušan Ćaleta, Ivica Ljubić Žila

PRODUCER Slobodan Jokić
PRODUCTION, SALES Umjetnička akademija u Splitu (UMAS)

Young intellectual, Krešo, becomes victim of an unjust social system and various life situations that unfold one after another, gradually leading him to utter financial and existential destruction, while he is powerless over the  outcome and can do nothing to change his life for the better. He finds self-achievement only in the video blog (vlog) he occasionally shoots where he reveals his positive thoughts on life, always looking for that silver lining in everything that happens to him and believing in a better tomorrow.

Bruno Pavić (Zagreb, 1988.) received a B.A. degree in Film and Video and M.A. degree in Film arts from the University of Split Art Academy. Vlog marks his feature directorial debut.