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Essay

Ivan Martinac’s Monolog on Split (Monolog o Splitu, 1961) & Lordan Zafranović’s People (Passing) II (Ljudi (u prolazu) II, 1967)

Vol. 136 (Summer 2023) by Frédéric Tachou
Experimental filmmaker Frédéric Tachou revisits two works from the Kino Klub Split through the prism of space.
Review

Juraj Lerotić’s Safe Place (Sigurno mjesto, 2022)

Vol. 132 (February 2023) by Ana Grgić
A strongly autobiographical film about the elusiveness of mental health.
Interview

Juraj Lerotić on A Safe Place

Vol. 132 (February 2023) by Ana Grgić
Juraj Lerotić discusses his aesthetic choices, and some of the challenges of addressing personal themes through art.
Review

David Kapac and Andrija Mardešić’s The Uncle (Stric, 2022)

Vol. 128 (October 2022) by Colette de Castro
A wacky 1980s Christmas dinner staged by Croatian filmmaking duo David Kapac and Andrija Mardešić.
Essay

Tanja Deman’s Horizon (Horizont, 2021)

Vol. 125 (May 2022) by Anna Doyle
The Adriatic sea between a nostalgic past and an apocalyptic future.
Essay

Mateja Zidarić’s Pleiades (Plejade, 2021)

Vol. 124 (April 2022) by Anna Doyle
In her experimental short, Mateja Zidarić explores the interconnections of digitality and mythology.
Review

Davor Konjikušić and Nika Petković’s Uvala (2021)

Vol. 122 (February 2022) by Anna Doyle
This experimental short is an engagement with contemporary perversions of remembrance.
Review

Zrinko Ogresta’s A Blue Flower (Plavi cvijet, 2021)

Vol. 117 (September 2021) by Mihai Fulger
The latest feature of Zrinko Ogresta centers around a single mother and her relations with her surroundings.
Review

Srđan Kovačević’s Factory to the Workers (Tvornice Radnicima, 2021)

Vol. 117 (September 2021) by Zoe Aiano
A worker-owned factory in the throes of contemporary capitalism and political ignorance.
Interview

Srđan Kovačević on Factory to the Workers

Vol. 117 (September 2021) by Zoe Aiano
Srđan Kovačević discusses the politics and making of his film about a worker-owned factory in Croatia.
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