Petra Zlonoga DOTA Croatia, 2016, 4' 32''     An audiovisual weave in which an animated line represents the warp, while the female voice represents the filling. She who weaves and that what is woven intertwine through time. vedran.suvar@gmail.com, vanja@bonobostudio.hr Zlatna vrata Cinematheque, Thursday 15 / 9, 21:00

Darko Vidačković MACHINAE NOVAE 002 Croatia, 2016, 8' 35''   A view of the Šibenik harbour in the author’s home town. A film about the process of observing the outside world, the memory of it and the imaginative processes it incites. The recollections mix with reality, yielding unexpected results. vedran.suvar@gmail.com,  vanja@bonobostudio.hr Zlatna vrata Cinematheque, Thursday 15 ... Read More

Danijel Šuljić TRANSPARENCY Croatia, 2015, 6' 10''     Moving through a world filled with scanners and surveillance algorithms, while frivolously using different social networks, online forms and credit cards, the man of today loses his privacy voluntarily. A decent citizen has nothing to hide, only criminals do. sanja.borcic@zagrebfilm.hr Zlatna vrata Cinematheque, Thursday 15 / 9, 21:00

Jasna Nanut PLAYING THE TIGER Croatia, 2015, 25'     Boška comes to Tomo's place for the first time. He cooks them a meal and then they watch a movie. Testing his patience, Boška is trying to find out if he is the "right one" or just another "wrong one". Tomo has no such dilemmas. ... Read More

Dane Komljen & James Lattimer ALL STILL ORBIT Croatia, Serbia, Germany, Brazil, 2016, 23'     All Still Orbit links together two apparently unrelated moments in the construction of Brasília: the dream by an Italian saint used to justify its creation and a small city built by the workers constructing the new capital to house ... Read More

Miranda Herceg FIRST GASP Croatia, 2016, 21'   First Gasp is like an ant nest with its distorted voices and automated movements, where organisms mimic the colors of their environment. The atmosphere of suspense created by the sound and the static eye of the camera suggests the presence of a hidden observer. Is this ... Read More