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Zagreb Film Festival
19 - 25 October 2008
Address
ZAGREB FILM FESTIVAL
SC - Savska 25
10000 Zagreb
Croatia
Telephone
385 1 48 29 477
Fax
385 1 45 93 691
e-mail
info@zagrebfilmfestival.com
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15.06.2009
Summer time in cinema EUROPA
| If there are films you've missed on ZFF that you'd still like to catch, there's unique opportunity to do that from June 10th to July 4th in cinema EUROPA. As a part of a summer reprise program, you can still catch up with 6th ZFF's laureate slapstick tragicomedy 'Rumba', huge Brasilian hit 'Elite Squad', Turkish comedy 'The ... |
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08.06.2009
'Donkey' gets HBF Support
| Antonio Nuiĉ's feature film 'Donkey', produced by PropelerFilm, is among nine projects selected for 'Postproduction and final financing' support granted by Hubert Bals Fund. The Hubert Bals Fund (HBF), the International Film Festival Rotterdam’s fund aimed at supporting filmmakers from developing countries. All nine projects in the Fund’s postproduction and final fi... |
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03.06.2009
Sarajevo City of Film 2009!
| As a part of the 6th ZFF's Checkered program, we showed short films by Croatian authors that were filmed as a part of Sarajevo City of Film Project 2008. Now, we are very happy to inform you that shooting of the Films Within the Sarajevo City of Film Project 2009 is completed and so are new films by Croatian authors involved. Ivan Ramljak and Marko Škrobalj completed 'Liberation In 26 Pictures' about a ninety years old man whose las... |
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01.06.2009
Clooney is Corbijn's gentleman
| Acclaimed rock photographer and music video director Anton Corbijn whose feature 'Control' won Vip Audience prize at 5th ZFF is ready to direct his next feature, an adaptation of the Martin Booth novel - 'A Very Private Gentleman'. In it, George Clooney will play an assassin who hides out in an Italian town before carrying out his final assignment. He breaks his code of avoiding human contact, which causes problems for his mission. Shooting starts in Ita... |
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26.05.2009
Porumbiou Awarded in Cannes
| Corneliu Porumboiu's drama 'Police, Adjective' won the top jury prize of Festival de Cannes' Un Certain Regard program. The jury presided by Paolo Sorrentino also gave two Special Un Certain Regard 2009 Prizes to Bahman Ghobadi's 'No One Knows About Persian Cats', and Mia Hansen-Love's 'Father of my Children'. The Un Certain Regard Jury was presided over by Paolo Sorrentino. Interview with the winner, who is also dear to us as one of 4th ZFF's laur... |
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