Croatia
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Docu Rough Cut Boutique announces 5 selected 2021 projects
The 11th edition of Docu Rough Cut Boutique, the development platform of the Sarajevo Film Festival and Balkan Documentary Center, has announced the five projects for 2021. Each selected project will go through group and individual meetings with mentors prior to being presented at Sarajevo Film Festival’s the CineLink Industry Days in August. The projects,…
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No one knows the future
COVID-19: A gathering of influential voices from around the world to weigh in on the progressive possibilities in the wake of COVID-19.
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CIRCLE Women Doc Accelerator now accepting submissions
CIRCLE Women Doc Accelerator, the exclusive training program for female-identifying documentary filmmakers, has opened its 2021 call for submissions. Seeking up to 12 women filmmakers (directors or producers) with strong creative documentary project in any stage of production who are seeking further support to upgrade their professional skills, develop their films with leading experts and…
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Documentary as an ecological system
CINEMA: A glimpse into the ever-evolving way in which documentaries investigate, engage with, and interrogate the world.
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Unhealed wounds
CONFLICT: The long shadow cast by the Bosnian war is glimpsed through the lives that remain broken and disrupted a quarter of a century after the conflict ended.
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MY NEIGHBOUR, MY BROTHER: Two shorts from Berlinale 2019
Experimental documentaries take centre stage at the 2019 Berlinale.
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Award-winner: An identity struggle that never ended
Srbenka (2018) gives an insight to the current life and war memories among the Serbian minority in Croatia. The film is a skilful metatheatre that involves both the troupe’s acting and sense of self as they work on their own memories.
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Madness as seen from the inside
Damian Nenadić’s first feature length documentary is a raw revelation of psychiatric illness in Croatia, using footage shot solely by the protagonists themselves.
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In-Between the Shapeshifters
Sophie Vukovic’s thought provoking and well-structured meditation on everyday experiences of teenagers growing up in a multi-cultural world of the XXI century, challenges the notions of a nationhood and its effects on forming the identity.