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- After her husband's death in Germany, a young widow in rural Croatia falls in love with a troubled priest, who must choose between her love and saving his church.
- Just like any other 13-year-old, Antun is irritated by his younger brother.
- The characters in this dreamy, experimental love story, live ten years in the future, but are nostalgic and seem born in the wrong time. Film student Oleg leads a spartan life and surrounds himself with analog technology. Librarian Marta writes avant-garde novels in her spare time with varying narrative authorities. Between them a romance develops that constantly takes new forms.
- The film follows morning events at Bacvice beach. At dawn, before sunrise, the beach becomes a place of an unusual clash. From nearby clubs and cafes, numerous groups of young people cross the beach on their way home. At the same time, older people start coming. They walk, come, pass by and go.
- Croatian singer/songwriter/poet tells the story of his life.
- Father and son review the problems in their communication that have been accumulating in years. The son cannot get rid of fears that his life is being a true copy of his father's projections of his future, so he shoots a video letter with his amateur camera in which he tries to make his father look bad and present the evidences that would indicate how he became a much better person than him.
- In this very timely observational meditation on the growing militarization of today's society, we are watching what is really happening aboard a US aircraft carrier, as well as behind the scenes of a military parade. With his trademark long-take sequences, using a free-associative editing style, acclaimed experimental documentarist Boris Poljak creates an atmosphere of anxiety and loneliness, perfectly in tune with the fear of the uncertain future that we all feel.
- Marija (33) grew up in a family that lives Yugoslav ideals even today. Given that Marija and her family are of Serbian origin, who continued to live in Croatia, regardless of the pressures of the recent war, the Yugoslav identity is the one they felt closest to (more than only the Croatian or Serbian one). She had always felt that her family's ideals were her own, until her life path turned her in a different direction. When she founded her own family with her husband, she began to question her parents' and grandparents' values, as well as her own, and if that was the environment in which she wanted to raise her son (5). Within a journey through the family history, Marija opts for a "new beginning" in a totally different environment and sets up a new home - in Sweden. This film is a story about growing up, separation from the nest, and accepting one's own value system, and how to get there, in the atmosphere of a stable and loving family.
- An intimate portrait of Croatia's capitol filmed at night, when there aren't many people roaming its streets
- Mima and Marta are feminists and LGBT and animal rights activists, but they are also a lesbian couple. Two witty girls talk about their relationship and other things they are passionate about.
- A documentary about a worker and an artist Rajka Poljak Franjevic and her experience with capitalism in Western Europe.
- Two strangers: a man and a woman meet in an elevator. When the elevator gets stuck, irreconcilable differences between two protagonists resurface. What follows is a surreal interplay of passion and dreams and a confrontation that evolves into a ruthless fight for survival.
- The new fragment of Tomislav Gotovac's portrait (biography), happening in front of the camera or 'labor day' with the artist in his home and garden...
- In their homeland they reach one billion, in Serbia there are ten thousand of them, in Zagreb a few hundred... In this new "elsewhere", between East and West, will they ever become anything more than numbers and groups of next door strangers identified by red lanterns?
- Anything but a typical documentary 'There Was No Wind' centres on the island of Zlarin in a peculiar way: it is both a film about the island and a film about the documentary artistic form as such. It reveals the position of the documentary as a contradictory artistic form which tries to tell an objective truth, while, in fact, relying completely on the choices and decisions of its author.
- Documentary scenes of wartime Osijek and a sound recording of Fritz Lang's film M create a macabre portrait of a city devastated by irrational forces and an invisible killer.
- There is something special about stopping in an empty field and looking around after having walked quietly in nature for an hour or more.
- The first bad luck in life of 57 year old Tanja Kursar - born as a 'bastard' - permanently marked her life: grandfather didn't recognize her for a long time, she met her indifferent father only twice in life, deranged stepfather harassed her, husband cheated - She endured all of it. Raised two children, got a job, finished school, even played in a film - And today, stronger then ever, she boldly lives her life.
- he Way Out is an experimental film that uses documentary footage of a lengthy conversation with Mrs Gabrijela, who recently lost someone close to her. She shares her deepest emotions and most pleasant memories with the filmmaker, while trying to express her sorrow and anxiety. The filmmaker's involvement with the protagonist, the emotional subject matter and the process of filmmaking itself are all made explicit.
- A monumental homage to Glenn Miller, a one shot film - Glenn Miller 2000. This 26- minute long piece, shot on a circular road in Novi Zagreb in many ways corresponded to the previously discussed attributes that linked Tom's homages and "uses" of Glenn Miller with Miller's music and personality.
- Urban Lesjak, a young and handsome priest in Krsko, Slovenia, becomes a prominent figure in the town, capturing the attention of many girls and women.
- The search of the one who is not here.
- There is no greater or sadder reminder of death, our own death, than this abundance of life of an elderberry bush next to which, once upon a time, we inhaled the evening air.
- Mario Haber was a sound engineer and a dedicated brandy maker. For over a decade, he had been recording colorful conversations and sounds in his house and around the alcohol fermenter. The Spirits Diary is a visual reconstruction of his audio recordings.
- A happiness of a lesbian couple is disrupted after one of the girls has been viciously raped.
- Every tenth day of a month, in a small town of Benkovac in the Dalmatian hinterland, one of the largest cattle fairs in Croatia takes place. People from various parts of Dalmatia contribute to the its unique atmosphere. They come from the Sibenik and Split area, from the islands and mainland near Zadar - they sell cattle, tools, clothes, footwear, food, elixir of life - A huge crowd of people are getting together, bargaining, buying, selling, singing, eating and drinking a lot.