Croatia (The article continues below - Commercial information) 780 articles available in total starting from 05/12/2006. Last article published on 12/09/2026. page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 76 77 78 next Review: Until the Day EndsVENICE 2026: Jelena Maksimović signs one of the most visually distinctive entries in the Orizzonti sidebar, a semi-allegorical film set amidst Serbia’s ongoing student protests 12/09 | Venice 2026 | OrizzontiDJ Ahmet leads the nominees for the Adriatic Film and TV AwardsGeorgi M Unkovski's film tops the list, closely followed by Yugo Florida, God Will Not Help, Mother and Wind, Talk to Me 10/09 | Festivals | Awards | Slovenia/Croatia/Serbia/Bosnia and Herzegovina/Montenegro/Kosovo/North Macedonia/AlbaniaInterview: Nicola Sorcinelli • Director of Balcanica"It was important for me to depict a human connection that would be recognisable in order to elicit empathy"VENICE 2026: The Italian director chats to us about his debut feature, the story of an Afghan father and son fleeing their homeland with their musical instruments 08/09 | Venice 2026 | Giornate degli AutoriReview: BalcanicaVENICE 2026: Nicola Sorcinelli’s debut feature follows an Afghan father and son migrating along the dangerous Balkan Route towards Italy, crossing paths with a young doctor along the way 08/09 | Venice 2026 | Giornate degli AutoriInterview: Igor Jelinović • Director of Honey Bunny“Family is the most precious thing until something more profitable comes along”The Croatian filmmaker discusses turning a real family dispute into his feature debut and exploring the conflicting perspectives at the heart of the story 01/09 | /Croatia/SerbiaInterview: Dragana Jurišić • Director of The Balkan Cowboy"By using elements of naivety and kitsch from the western genre, I wanted to make a mainstream film that would reach a wide audience"We caught up with the Croatian director to talk about her film, which takes her to Bijeljina in search of Hari Džekson, a local amateur filmmaker who made his own westerns with the people around him 28/08 | Sarajevo 2026 | Documentary CompetitionFeels Like Home and Everybody to Kenmure Street come out on top at the Rab Film FestivalGábor Holtai’s genre-bending feature has taken home the Best Feature Film Award, while Felipe Bustos Sierra’s Glasgow-set film topped the documentary competition 28/08 | Festivals | Awards | CroatiaInterview: Petar Glomazić • Co-director and producer of To Hold a Mountain“The funds’ support was decisive for our final production framework, enabling us to remain independent and fully realise our artistic vision”The Montenegrin filmmaker discusses the pathway to realising the award-winning documentary that he co-directed with Biljana Tutorov 25/08 | Indie Producer Focus/Herceg Novi 2026Interview: Zvonimir Jurić • Director of Small Things"I like characters who have a radical form of empathy and who think about the bigger picture"The Croatian helmer breaks down his intimate drama film, a chamber piece set over one winter weekend on a Croatian island 25/08 | Sarajevo 2026 | CompetitionReview: No Fairy DustClip director Maja Miloš’s long-awaited follow-up is a transgressive, explicit and violent drama revolving around its female protagonist's sexuality, based on the story of Cinderella 21/08 | Sarajevo 2026 | Midnight Screenings page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 76 77 78 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)