Croatian Movies in Cannes
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The High Sun // Zvizdan by Dalibor Matanić
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Three different decades, two neighbouring villages burdened by their historical heritage, and three love stories interwoven into a classic tale of forbidden love.
GENRE drama, romance PRODUCER Ankica Jurić Tilić CAST Tihana Lazović, Goran Marković, Nives Ivanković, Dado Ćosić HR // SI // RS // 123’ // 2015 // PRODUCED BY Kinorama // CO-PRODUCED BY Gustav Film, See Film Pro // CONTACT ankica@kinorama.hr
INT'L SALES Cercamon sebastien@cercamon.biz
FRENCH DISTRIBUTION Bac Films contact@bacfilms.com
Screenings:
May 17th / 11:00, 16:30 / Salle Debussy
May 18th / 11:00 / Salle Bazin
May 21st / 17:00 / Palais E (market screening)
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Sick // Bolesno by Hrvoje Mabić
May 20th / 16:00 / Palais E (market screening)
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Ana suffers from debilitating psychological states caused by a trauma in her recent past. However, her girlfriend Martina is convinced that Ana will be a perfect partner as soon as the recovery process is completed. Now it is up to Ana to confront her inner demons.
GENRE documentary
PRODUCERS Iva Tkalec, Morana Komljenović HR // 95' // 2015
PRODUCED BY Fade In // CONTACT office@fadein.hr
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International Productions in Croatia
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In recent years, Croatian scenery has served as a setting for a variety of film sites, both fictional and real: from the Game of Thrones capital city King’s Landing, to the Jerusalem-set drama Dig; from the 17th century Borgia to the mountains of Nepal in Itsi Bitsi, or the modern-day Dubrovnik in Fan.
In addition to the right visuals and experienced local film crews, Croatia offers a 20% filming incentive that has helped boost the country’s profile as one of the most popular filming locations in Europe.
Check the full listing of supported and forthcoming productions and how to access the benefit at Filmingincroatia.hr.
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Croatian cinema is becoming more and more diverse. With a relatively high annual number of completed films and a steady flow of debutants that present their unique vision of the world, it is no wonder that the scene has become dynamic and varied. The situation gets even more exciting with the increasing number of international co-productions that merge local and international knowledge, experience and talent to tell the stories that affect us all.
If you are interested in a specific title, want to know more about how to make a co-production with a Croatian company, or are just curious to find out about the Croatian film scene, meet us at the SEE Pavilion n. 132 (Village International Riviera).
New issues of our publications can also be collected at our booth, and are also available for download here:
Love Croatian Features 2015: Cannes
Love Croatian Shorts 2015: Cannes
Love Filming in Croatia 2015
Facts & Figures: production and exhibition figures for 2014
Love Croatian Film 2014
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The short film scene has been a vibrant heart of Croatian film production. It surprises the audience by dealing with topics never before tackled in feature production, often offering a candid view of the society in constant change, while breaching the borders between genres. Some of the most successful new titles can be found & discovered on the Short Film Corner.
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