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27.02. / Wednesday, 19:00 - 21:00 Theatre 1 |
They are fed up with capitalism. They are fed up with the city, smog and crowds. They are fed up of being fed up. This is a documentary film about the people who decided to abandon urban lifestyle, leave everything behind and go live away from civilisation, in the natural environment of a small village of Blatuša in Petrova gora, about 100 kilometres away from Zagreb. A picturesque community of people from all over Croatia was gathered by musician and inventor Robert Schenk. Thanks to his invention, bought by many international celebrities from Sting to Santana, Robert made a fortune and bought more than 60 hectares of land, where he established an eco-village and a community with people who shared his ideas. They build houses of mud and straw, defying construction lobbies and trying to live by tribal principles. Is this possible in the 21st century?
Tomislav Jelinčić was born 1977 in Zagreb. He is currently in his final year of an MA course in Documentary Film and TV directing at Zagreb’s Academy of Dramatic Arts. In 2003 he graduated from the Faculty of Political Sciences in Zagreb. After seven years at HRT, for the last 10 years he has been a reporter and journalist at RTL. At the Days of Croatian Film 2013 he won the best debut director award with the film Pun kufer, and the same year his film Deadline/Lifeline won the Phonedox category at ZagrebDox. He directed Odlazak barba predsjednika (2012), Making of Carmen (2012), Deadline/Lifeline (2013) and Pun kufer (2013), shown at many national and international festivals.
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Pun kufer
Croatia
2013, 43', video
Directed by:
Tomislav Jelinčić
Screenplay by:
Tomislav Jelinčić
Cinematography:
Gašper Milkovič Biloslav, Antonio Pozojević, Tomislav Jelinčić
Edited by:
Denis Golenja
Producer:
Marina Jurišić
Produced by:
Akademija dramske umjetnosti
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