WHAT IVA RECORDED ON OCTOBER 21, 2003

DIRECTOR: Tomislav Radić
SCREENPLAY: Tomislav Radić, Ognjen Sviličić
DOP: Vedran Šamanović
EDITOR: Kruno Kušec
PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Ivica Trpčić
COSTUME DESIGNER: Vjera Ivanković
CAST: Masha Mati-Prodan, Anja Šovagović-Despot, Ivo Gregurević, Boris Svrtan, Barbara Prpić

PRODUCTION: Korus
CO-PRODUCTION: Hrvatska radiotelevizija
WORLD SALES: Lifesize Entertainment

For her 14th birthday, Iva receives a small digital video camera. Delighted by her new toy, the girl immediately starts filming everything around her, recording a series of events surrounding her birthday party.

Tomislav Radić (1940 – 2015) made his first feature film The Living Truth in 1972. After a break he made the films Three Stories About Sleeplessness (2008), Kotlovina (2011), etc. He was also a stage director. His Exercises in Style have been performed continuously since 1968.

2005 92’ Croatia
35 mm

Pulski filmski festival 2005 (Golden Arenas for Film, Director, Actress and Actor in a Leading Role, Oktavijan Award), Ljubljana Film Festival 2005 (FIPRESCI Award), Montreal World Film Festival 2005

CELESTIAL BODY (Nebo, sateliti)

DIRECTOR: Lukas Nola
SCREENPLAY: Lukas Nola
DOP: Darko Šuvak
EDITOR: Slaven Zečević
PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Velimir Domitrović
COSTUME DESIGNER: Ksenija Jeričević
MUSIC: Legen
SOUND: Gordan Fučkar, Dubravka Premar
CAST: Filip Nola, Barbara Nola, Filip Šovagović, Rene Bitorajac, Leon Lučev, Ivo Gregurević, Goran Grgić, Lucija Šerbedžija, Leona Paraminski, Predrag Vušović, Ksenija Marinković Ugrina, Igor Mešin

PRODUCTION: Interfilm, Ban film
CO-PRODUCTION: Hrvatska radiotelevizija

By a combination of circumstances, a taciturn prisoner of war is named Jakov Ribar. Emotionally detached from dramatic events, he wanders around the war zone meeting soldiers, the wounded, health professionals and humanitarian aid workers. He observes the world around him and the satellites circling the sky.

Lukas Nola (1964) studied Painting and Film Directing. He directed several feature films, including Russian Meat (1997), Alone (2001), True Miracle (2007) and Hush (2013).

2000 85' Croatia
35 mm

Pulski filmski festival 2000 (Golden Arenas for Director, DOP, Costume Design, Sound, Oktavijan Award), AFI Fest Los Angeles 2001 (Best DOP)

THE BLACKS (Crnci)

DIRECTORS: Goran Dević, Zvonimir Jurić
SCREENPLAY: Goran Dević, Zvonimir Jurić
DOP: Branko Linta
EDITOR: Vanja Sirućek
PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Mladen Ožbolt
COSTUME DESIGNER: Ivana Zozoli Vargović
MUSIC: Jura Ferina, Pavao Miholjević
SOUND: Dubravka Premar
CAST: Ivo Gregurević, Franjo Dijak, Krešimir Mikić, Rakan Rushaidat, Nikša Butijer, Emir Hadžihafizbegović, Stjepan Pete

PRODUCER: Ankica Jurić Tilić
PRODUCTION: Kinorama
CO-PRODUCTION: Hrvatska radiotelevizija
DISTRIBUTION: Continental Film
WORLD SALES: Soul Food

The truce has been recently signed and the squad known as The Blacks needs to be disbanded. Ivo, the squad commander, plans a mission to retrieve the bodies of three of his men from the forest. The surviving members of the squad move into action.

Zvonimir Jurić (1971) wrote and directed the feature film The One Who Will Stay Unnoticed (2003). His short-length Yellow Moon (2009), a segment of the Zagreb Stories omnibus, was selected for the Berlinale Shorts Competition in 2010.

2009 78'
35 mm

Pulski filmski festival 2009 (Golden Arenas for Director and Actor in a Supporting Role, Special Golden Arena for Sound), Cottbus Film Festival 2009 (FIPRESCI Award, Special Mention), Ljubljana Film Festival 2009 (Grand Prix Vodomar), Crossing Europe 2010 (Best Film European Competition)

THE REAPER (Kosac)

DIRECTOR: Zvonimir Jurić
SCREENPLAY: Zvonimir Jurić, Jelena Paljan
DOP: Branko Linta
EDITOR: Dubravka Turić, Tomislav Pavlic
PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Ivan Veljača
COSTUME DESIGNER: Ivana Zozoli Vargović
MUSIC: Jura Ferina, Pavao Miholjević
SOUND: Julij Zornik
CAST: Mirjana Karanović, Ivo Gregurević, Lana Barić, Igor Kovač, Nikola Ristanovski, Zlatko Burić Kićo, Dado Ćosić

PRODUCER: Ankica Jurić Tilić
PRODUCTION: Kinorama
CO-PRODUCER: Eva Rohrman
CO-PRODUCTION: Forum Ljubljana (SI)
DISTRIBUTION: 2i Film
WORLD SALES: New Morning Films

Three stories taking place during a single night and dealing with Ivo in different ways, gradually give us a gloomy picture of Ivo's life and of the whole area which is stuck and imprisoned by war, as Ivo is by his crime.

2014 98’ Croatia, Slovenia
35 mm

Pulski filmski festival 2014 (Golden Arenas for DOP, Actor in a Lead and Supporting Role, Oktavian Award), Toronto International Film Festival 2014, Karlovy Vary International Film Festival 2015, International Film Festival Rotterdam 2015

FINE DEAD GIRLS (Fine mrtve djevojke)

DIRECTOR: Dalibor Matanić
SCREENPLAY: Dalibor Matanić, Mate Matišić
DOP: Branko Linta
EDITOR: Tomislav Pavlic
PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Željka Burić
COSTUME DESIGNER: Željka Burić
MUSIC: Jura Ferina, Pavle Miholjević
CAST: Olga Pakalović, Nina Violić, Inge Appelt, Ivica Vidović, Krešimir Mikić

PRODUCER: Jozo Patljak
PRODUCTION: Alka film

Two girls in love rent a flat in Zagreb. They are happy because they think they've found a small, hidden place for their love. They don't know yet that entering the doors of that building means entering the door to hell.

2002 77’  Croatia
35 mm

Pulski filmski festival 2002 (Golden Arenas for Best Film, Director, Production, Supporting Male and Female Actor, Golden Gate of Pula, Oktavian Award)

METASTASES (Metastaze)

DIRECTOR: Branko Schmidt
SCREENPLAY: Ognjen Sviličić, Ivo Balenović, Branko Schmidt
BASED ON: Metastaze, Ivo Balenović
DOP: Dragan Ruljančić
EDITOR: Vesna Lažeta, Hrvoje Mršić
PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Mladen Ožbolt
COSTUME DESIGNER: Željka Franulović
SOUND: Ognjen Popović, Zoran Maksimović
CAST: Rene Bitorajac, Franjo Dijak, Rakan Rushaidat, Robert Ugrina, Jadranka Đokić, Daria Lorenci

PRODUCER: Stanislav Babić
PRODUCTION: Telefilm
CO-PRODUCER: Vanja Sutlić
CO-PRODUCTION: Hrvatska radiotelevizija (HR)
DISTRIBUTION: Blitz film i video

The film focuses on four friends in a Zagreb suburb who do not fit in. Filip resumes old friendships after returning from a stint at a rehabilitation centre. Dejo, the son of a Yugoslav officer, is having problems with loan sharks. Krpa is a violent skinhead obsessed with football and Kizo is an alcoholic.

Branko Schmidt (1957) directed the films Sokol Did Not Like Him, Christmas in Vienna, Queen of the Night, The Melon Route. He has received seven Grand Prix awards at international festivals.

2009 85' Croatia
35 mm

Pulski filmski festival 2009 (Golden Arena for Best Film, Lead Male Actor, Make-up, Best Croatian Film – Young Cinephile Jury, Vladimir Nazor Award for Film), Moscow International Film Festival 2009, Busan International Film Festival 2009

HIGH SUN

DIRECTOR: Dalibor Matanić
SCREENPLAY: Dalibor Matanić
DOP: Marko Brdar
EDITOR: Tomislav Pavlic
PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Mladen Ožbolt
COSTUME DESIGNER: Ana Savić Gecan
SOUND: Julij Zornik
MUSIC: Alen Sinkauz, Nenad Sinkauz
CAST: Tihana Lazović, Goran Marković, Nives Ivanković, Dado Ćosić, Trpimir Jukić, Mira Banjac, Slavko Sobin, Lukrecija Tudor, Ksenija Marinković

PRODUCER: Ankica Jurić Tilić
PRODUCTION: Kinorama
CO-PRODUCERS: Nenad Dukić, Frenk Celarc, Petra Vidmar, Miroslav Mogorović
CO-PRODUCTIONS: Gustav film (SI), SEE Film Pro (RS)
WORLD SALES: Cercamon
DISTRIBUTION: 2i Film

Taking place in 1991, 2001 and 2011, the film follows three stories about star-crossed lovers from two neigbouring villages burdened by ethnic tensions and violent history.

2015 123’ Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia
35 mm

Pulski filmski festival 2015 (Golden Arenas for Best Film, Director, Lead and Supporting Role, Costume Designer, Oktavian Award), Cannes Film Festival – Un Certain Regard 2015 (Jury Award), Karlovy Vary International Film Festival 2015, Sarajevo Film Festival 2015 (CICAE), Cottbus Film Festival (Best Film, Best Actress, FIPRESCI Award)