Meşhur Kimden Croatia

"If you can see the future, can you then change it?" Born with the ability to see the fragments of the future, Šime must piece them together to prevent a tragedy—before it’s too late.

Croatian short film inspired by the film Once upon a time… in Hollywood. A driver gets the actor she works for into trouble.

Two recently partnered up detectives investigate a murder victim tied to a dangerous criminal syndicate.

Through the film, the ambition of creating a record of the real world on film is abandoned, but a poetic truth inspired by the real world is recorded.

Two Croatian graffiti writers fight their desperate situation with spray cans. They are stuck in the European Union and don't know what to do next. A short story about friendship, family and hope where it was thought to be lost.

Documentary about Šima Seletković, a famous Croatian tamburitza player.

No, Izidor. Now, from a spiritual point of view, you are someone with special needs. You accept what kind of values ​​and non-values. Your soul withers. You are very far from the picture that dear God imagined for you. Die. You are going to the kingdom of heaven. Where will your soul go after all these earthly successes? You only understand the logic of this world, and I look a little further. I gave birth to you not only for this world but for eternity.

Three investigators of the supernatural find themselves in the lair of a force called Ghost of Prague.

The young athlete decided to push her own boundaries and embark on a demanding, twenty-kilometer-long swimming endeavor. The sea for her is an eternal challenge and inspiration, and in the most difficult moments a consolation.

Through observing the landscape and models of cohabitation between living and non-living entities, Croatian experimental filmmaker Ana Husman, examines the ways in which memories are built and narratives formed. And also how they disappear and fragment. A caring cinematic homage to female members of Husman's family, as well as to Lika, a neglected, sparsely populated region from where they originate.

Silvan Skrivanic was the last inhabitant of a remote island in the Adriatic Sea, but even the traces of his existence are gradually disappearing – whether in the memories of others or in a landscape ravaged by a harsh climate. With the fading shadows of the human soul, it is as if life itself is disappearing from the island, leaving behind only the wind, the skeletons of animals and the inscriptions on the walls that have lost their meaning for others.

The documentary was created during the first lockdown, in the spring of 2020. Boris Hrepić, bassist and founder of the band, used this moment to edit the travelogue and music records of the Far Coast in America, in 1988 and 2000, when the group performed in New York and Chicago.

A reflection on the conceptual, historical, and social concerns surrounding clothing production through images of textiles mostly gathered from Zagreb’s legendary flea market Hrelić.

A large threat is menacing the village. The mythical demon Garmah – part squid, part bird – has awoken and brings utmost darkness... The tribe shaman, disturbed by the vision of the mythical monster’s coming, chooses a young warrior who needs to go to the end of the world and find the White Girl, the only one who can help him conquer the demon and defeat eternal darkness. The journey is uncertain, time is scarce and the village shaman is talkative.

Plupko, a small creature, lives in a large tree in a forest. Plupko dreams about adventure in the big world, but he has never left his tree. One day, Plupko decides for the first time to get to the ground, but it seems more difficult than he expected…

While driving down a forest road, a man and a woman in a car confront a beast that triggers basic instincts in both of them. In one an immense animalistic, predatory instinct, and in the other a boundless survival instinct. All of this takes place under the watchful eye of an unusual, seemingly harmless observer.

A story that follows two young people who find themselves at a bus station at 2 o'clock in the morning. The young woman Alisa is suspicious and unwilling to engage with the young man, Erik. Slowly, they start a superficial conversation, through which their memories emerge, offering us an insight into their problems.

In a peaceful, impenetrable forest, a mother and son live harmoniously until one day a mysterious snake enters their lives and disrupts their peace. The snake transforms into a beautiful maiden and seduces the foolish son, who loses all sense for her. The mother heads into the forest in search of the forest god Stribor to plead to him for help. However, when she finally finds him, things take an unexpected turn, and the mother must gather all her courage and strength to save her son. This merry interpretation of Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić's story plays with tradition and reshapes the original tale with a dark, yet humorous twist.