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Film Crew
| Branko Schmidt
was born in Osijek, in 1957. After a short-term attendance
of Economic College, he graduated from the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb,
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"Rano sazrijevanje Marka Kovača" (1981).
The next year he did a drama for television - Hildegard - which was declared – the best
TV drama on the Yugoslavian state area. In 1988 he directed his first
feature-length film Sokol ga nije volio – following the play by Filip Šovagović,
and won The debutant of the year award at the Pula Film Festival.
In the course of his career he has done a lot of plays, documentary
films and also TV series for children – Operacija Barbarossa
( 1989) – following the novel of Ivan Kušan.
In the Nineties he directed 4 more feature-length
films: Đuka Begović (1991), Vukovar se vraća kući (1994),
i Božić u Beču (1997) for which he was awarded with the
Golden Arena for typescript. In 1999 he films Srce nije u modi.
For his last film Kraljica noći (2001) he won The Golden Arena
for typescript and production.
He was a member of the International film festival in Moscow in 2004. |
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| Stanislav Babić was born in 1945 in Zagreb. He graduated from the Economics Faculty in Zagreb in 1968.
From 1970 till 1989 he worked as the director of the representative bodies for the marketing programmes for the Beograd, Titograd and Pristina TV in SR Croatia.
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| In 1990 in Wienna- Austria, he formed his own production company 'Vestaco G.M. B. H.', and in 2001 he founded another production company in Zagreb – TELEFILM d.o.o.
Besides marketable films he produced documentary films and feature films, like: KONJANIK and THE MELON ROUTE.
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Mirko Galić (55) is a journalist, married, and a father of two children. He finished elementary school in Skradin, high-school on the island Krk, and he graduated from the Political Sciences College, University in Zagreb.
From 1968 he worked as a reporter and commentator for Vjesnik. From 1980 till 1984 he was a correspondent for the Vjesnik newspapers from Paris. He was working as the editor- in- chief of the weekly magazine Danas from 1984 till 1988.
From the 1988 till the end of 1997 he was a correspondent for Vjesnik and Večernji list from Paris.
He was member of the direction and an assistant director on the Croatian Radio Television.
On the 16th of February, 1999 he resigned from his position as a member of the Croatian Radio Television direction due to the blockage in accomplishing public TV which he strongly aspired to.
Since September 1999. he has been the director of the Europapress holding d.o.o. publishing sector, and the editor-in-chief of the weekly magazine Globus.
On the 16th of March 2000 the Croatian Parliament named him the HRT editor-in-chief, with the aim to carry out the transformation from state to public radio and television.
He is the author of two books – Politika u emigraciji and Zrcalo nad Hrvatskom.
He is awarded with the journalist branch association award – Otokar Keršvani – for life's work.
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| Drago Nusshol
is the producer of this film. His several years lasting work experience
and presence in the world of film are the guarantee for the gravity that
he gives to his work. The years of experience are also the indicator
of the quality if the film itself. |
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Vjekoslav Vrdoljak
was born in Zagreb in 1954, where he also studied philosophy and
literature at the Faculty of Arts, and he graduated from the Academy of
Dramatic Arts, film and TV directing, Zagreb.
In the 1988 he was the director of photography in the film Glembajevi
by Antun Vrdoljak, for which he won the Golden medal ' Milton Manaki ' at
the Camera film festival. The co-operation with his father continued
in the 1999 with the film Karneval, anđeo i prah. In the 1999 he was also
the director of photography in the films Priča iz Hrvatske by Krsto Papić,
and Vrijeme rata by Dean Šorko. In 1994 he worked on the film by
Jakov Sedlar - Gospa – and on 1995 Vicko Ruić's film Nausikaja.
For these two films he won the annual ' Vladimir Nazor ' award ( 1995) and
for Nausikaja he also won the Golden Arena in Pula Film Festival (1996).
In 1997 he worked on Branko Schmidt's film Božić u Beču, and again, won the Golden Arena
for the film Garcia in 1999. He was the director of photography in the
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| Miroslav Škorowas born on 29th July, 1962 in Osijek. A Croat, catholic, married, a father of two children. He finished elementary school and
high-school in Osijek. He graduated from the School of Civil Engineering at the Strossmayer University in Osijek. |
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For two years he has been the student at the Community
College of Allegheny County, USA. He is the first generation attendant
of the Diplomatic Academy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and for
quite some time he has been at his fourth year on the Economic College
in Osijek. He is fluent in written and spoken English.
Working expericnce:
- part-time speaker/journalist, Radio Osijek
- music editor/journalist, Radio Đakovo
- Head of the executive engineering unit, Pivovara Osijek
- Professional musician
- Minister consultant, Foreign Office, Republic of Croatia
- Consul general for the Republic of Croatia in Hungarian Republic
- The director of Orfej d.o.o. picture and sound publishing
- The president and executive director for the repartition,
Croatian discography association
- The assistant to the president of the management, HNZS, Croatia records
- The president of the management of the HNZS, and the president
of the Croatian discography association
- Regular member of the Croatian compositors' association
So far he has published 7 records
By the decision of the president of the Republic of Croatia he is awarded with:
- Order of Danica Ilirska with the figure of Marko Marulić, The Order of the Croatian trefoil,
- The memorial of homeland gratitude
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Mladen Ožbolt
was born on the 16 th February, in 1957 in Čabar.
From 1983 to 1986 he was a student of the Art history at the Faculty
of arts in Zagreb, he graduated from the College of Architecture in Zagreb in 1982.
After the College of architecture he worked in architectural offices
in the works of designing and engineering.
In 1982 he started working on the film as the assistant art director in
co-production film- Sofijin Izbor( Sophie's choice). He has been a member of
Croatian film workers' society since 1984.
He acquired the artist status in July, 1993 and has been a
member of Croatian independent artists' society.
He has worked on the set design or as the
set dresser ili art director in numerous co-production
films: 'Sofijin izbor',
'Diktator Mussolini', 'General Garibaldi', 'Utrka
za bombom', 'Veliki bijeg', 'Recoveri', 'Ashenden',
'Smrt učenika', 'Rosenkrantz i Guildenstern su mrtvi',
'Regrut', 'Vlak smrti', 'Michele u ratu', 'Arsen
Lupen', 'Bijele ruže', 'Pinocchio' i 'Land of Love'.
He was a team member in the film 'Pacemaker' (Dreamworks),
which was shot in the Slovak Republic, and is the art director of national
films: 'Zlatne godine', 'Putovanje tamnom polutkom',
'Hrvatska bogorodica', 'Prezimiti u Riu', 'Djed
i baka se rastaju', 'Libertas', 'Oprosti za kung
fu', 'Snivaj zlato moje', 'Vukovar se vraća kući'
i TV serije 'Obiteljska stvar'.
He is the art director for the films 'Chico' (Maxima films and Hungarian co-producers)
and 'Enclave' (Tuna film and Dutch co-producer),
which won the international award in production.
Besides the set design for the film, he has worked for the theatrical troop Histrioni,
he has done scenery for the exhibitions, international reviews of folklore festivals
and set design for numerous commercials and music videos.
Zlatko Ožbolt also won
the Golden Arena on Pula Film Festival for the scenography (set design)
of the film "Prezimiti u Riu", 2002.
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Željka Franulović
She graduated from the College of Engineering and has been a costume designer ever since.
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- Tu – by Zrinko Ogresta
- Svjedoci – by Vinko Brešan
- Slučajna suputnica - by Srećko Jurdana
- Snivaj Zlato moje – by Neven Hitrec ( Golden Arena winner)
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Snježana Tomljenović,
more known undre the nickname BUBA,
she was born on the 3rd December, 1958 in Osijek.
She has worked on the film since 1977. Some of the most
important references that bear witness to her professional
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- Čovjeka koga treba ubiti - by Veljko Bulajić
- Tajna nikole tesle - by Krsto Papić
- Obećana zemlja - by Veljko Bulajić
- Život sa stricem - by Krsto Papić
- Štefica Cvek - by Rajko Grlić
- Samo jednom se ljubi - by Rajko Grlić
- Crveni i crni - by Miroslav Mikucin (she has won first from six Golden Arenas total)
- Gluvi barut - by Bato Čengić (Golden Arena)
- Čaruga - by Rajko Grlić (Golden Arena)
- Đuka Begović - by Branko Schmidt (Golden Arena)
- Sedma kronika - by Bruno Gamulin (Golden Arena)
- Rusko meso - by Lukas Nola (Golden Arena)
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He was born on 17th April,
1974 in Osijek, where after having finished high-school (mathematics, informatics),
he attended the Academy of Dramatic Arts, dislocated college in Osijek.
He worked in Croatian national theatre (HNK) in Osijek till 2001 and
after he become a member of ZKM (Zagreb Theatre of the Young).
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theatre he also played parts in films:
- 2003. Sto minuta slave - by Dalibor Matanić
- 2003. Sex, pice, krvoproliće / Nogometni dan - by Zvonimir Jurić
- 2003. Družba Isusova - by Silvije Petranović
- 2003. Otac - by Stanislav Tomić
- 2002. Svjedoci - by Vinko Brešan
- 2002. Onaj koji će ostati - by Zvonimir Jurić
- 2002. Duga, mračna noć - by Antun Vrdoljak
- 2001. Fine mrtve djevojke - by Dalibor Matanić
- 2001. Svjetsko čudovište - by Goran Rušinović
- 1995. Anđele moj dragi - by Tomislav Rad
He appeared on television in:
- 2004. Radio i ja - Ida Tomić and Tanja Kirhmajer
- 1999. Život sa - Suzana Curić
- 1997. Puna kuća - Ognjen Sviličić
- 1996. Obiteljske stvari - Stjepan Filaković
He has won the awards:
- 2001. Nagrada Hrvatskog glumišta (aka The Croatian Theatrical Award) – best actor for the
character of St.Francis in the theatre play: Brat magarac
- Small Scenes Festival, Rijeka, best actor for the character of
St.Francis in the theatre play Brat magarac
- Actors' festival Vinkovci – best actor for the character
of St.Francis in the theatre play Brat Magarac
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| She was born in 1971 in Dalian, China.
She got her degree at Bejing Broadcasting Institute ( Communication University of China),
in the department for film and television directing and acting.
Currently she is on her way of winning a master's degree on ' Film und Theaterwissenschaft ',
Freie Universitaet, Berlin. |
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He was born in 1970 in Šibenik
His noticeable roles in films and TV series include:
- 2006 Ne pitaj kako! (TV)
- 2005 Volim te (TV)
- 2005 Što je muškarac bez brkova?
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- 2005 Pod vedrim nebom
- 2005 Kad zvoni?
- 2004 Sex piće i krvoproliće
- 2003 Infekcija
- 2003 Svjedoci
- 2002 Novo doba
- 2001 Nebo sateliti
- 2001 Ante se vraća kući
- 2001 Sami
- 1998 Obiteljska stvar (TV serija)
- 1997 Novogodišnja pljačka (TV)
- 1997 Božić u Beču
- 1997 Kap
- 1997 Rusko meso
- 1996 Kako je počeo rat na mom otoku
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| He was born on the 12th August, 1990 in Brčko (BIH). He is a high-school student in Orašje. His interests include acting, singing, and playing instruments. |
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| He was born in 1961 in Tuzla (BIH). He graduated from the Academy of dramatic arts in Sarajevo in the class of professor, docent Emir Kusturica, in 1986.
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He teaches playacting at the Academy of dramatic arts in Tuzla. He has accomplished over 50 roles in theatre and on TV. The winner of couple of prestige awards.
Chosen films:
- 1985 Otac na službenom putu - by Emir Kusturica
- 1986 Ada Miluntikosovac, Sarajevo
- 1987 Život radnika - by Miroslav Mandić
- 1987 Ružina osveta - by Aleš Kurt, Sarajevo
- 1988 Ćao Ćao Bambina - by Vedran Mihletić, Hrvatska
- 1988 Podnajemniki - by Igor Šmid, Slovenija
- 1988 Hajde da se volimo 1 i 2 dio - by Stanko
Crnobrnja, SiCG
- 1990 Stanica običnih vozova - by Nenad Dizdarević
- 2002 Remake - by Dino Mustafić
- 2003 Ljeto u zlatnoj dolini - by Srđan Vuletić
- 2003 Gori vatra - by Pjer Žalica
- 2004 Kod amidže Idriza - by Pjer Žalica
- 2005 Dobro uštimani mrtvaci - by Benjamin Filipović
- 2005 Grbavica - by Jasmila Žbanić
- 2005 Karaula - by Rajko Grlić
- 2005 Sve đaba - by Antonio Nuić, Hrvatska
- 2005 Lopovi prve klase - by Fadil Hadžić, Hrvatska
He played in 40 theatrical opening nights, and most distinguished are:
- Zganarelo in Don Žuan Lopahina in "Višnjik"
- A.P.Čehova Potkoljosina in 'Ženidba'
- Gogolja Hasana in 'Derviš i smrt'
- Meše Selimovića Hemona in 'Antigoni Sofokla'
He is the author of four independent projects:
- 1994 Godine prevare
- 1996 Iza sna
- 1999 Tarik nije dio tala
- 2002 Kijametski dan
Independent projects were translated into Turkish and Catalonian.
He introduced his projects in New York, Chicago, Sidney, Melbourne,
Berlin, London, Munich, Gothenburg, Zurich, Vienna, Copenhagen,
Edinburgh, Amsterdam, Boston....
Since 2000 he has been living
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Rođen
je 07.10.1952. u Orašju (Donja Mahala). Diplomirao
je na Akademiji dramskih umjetnosti u Zagrebu.
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He was born on the 7th October, 1952 in Orašje(Donja Mahala). He graduated from the Academy of dramatic Arts in Zagreb. He made his debut in 1977 with the film Ne naginji se kroz prozor, by B.Žižić, as a leading character – a narrow-minded migrant worker in Germany. This kind of role was a characteristic of his acting profile. In the course of the Eighties and Nineties he played numerous distinguished roles in the film. He is great in embodying rough, sometimes dangerous 'folk' types, such as the kidnapper in Osuđeni (1987) by Z.Tadić, a train guard in Kraljeva završnica (1987) by Ž.Tomić, the investigator in the film Život sa stricem (1988), by K-Papić.
Similar character is the one of a robber and lover – J.Stanisavljević ( Slavonian Robin Hood) in the film Čaruga ( 1991) by R.Grlić
He is successful in the theatre as well as on the TV. He was awarded on the festival in Niš (Serbia), and won the award ' Seven secretaries of SKOJ ' and others.
It would be too extensive to enumerate all his roles, so here are some of them, in which he made his mark: 'Pod vedrim nebom', 'Što je muškarac bez brkova', 'Duga mračna noć', 'Infekcija',
'Svjedoci', 'Otac', 'Novo doba', 'Kraljica noći',
'Posljednja volja', 'Maršal', 'Bogorodica', 'Crvena
prašina', 'Četverored', 'Tri muškarca Melite Žganjer',
'Kad mrtvi zapjevaju', 'Božić u Beču', 'Rusko
meso', 'Svaki put kad se rastajemo', 'Vukovar
se vraća kući', 'Dok nitko ne gleda', 'Čaruga',
'Krhotine', 'Priča iz Hrvatske', 'Diploma za smrt',
'Sokol ga nije volio', 'Život sa stricem' ...
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He was born on 28th May, 1975, in Sarajevo, BIH.From 1996 till 2000 he was working as a journalist on NTV 99, Radio FM and OBN Television. At the moment he is the 3 year student of Film Directing, on the Academy of dramatic arts in Ljubljana.
He acted in:
- 2003 Kajmak i Marmelada
- 2005 Naša mala klinika
As the director:
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- 2003 Jedna priča iz mog grada
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| Rođen je 03. rujna 1966. godine
u Zagrebu. Otac, sin, unuk i brat. Služio je dvije
vojske, preživio reformu i revoluciju. Pripadnik
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He was born on the 3rd September in 1966 in Zagreb. A father, a son, a grandson and a brother. He served in two armies, survived the reform and revolution. He is the member of the generation that nobody asks for anything. He attended the school: August Šenoa, Seven secretaries of SKOJ, and Educational center for languages. He is the senior student of film directing at the Academy of dramatic arts. Šovagović is the author of the plays: Zvonimir Zajc, Cigla and Ptičice. For the play Cigla he won the award of the Association of the dramatic artists, for the best opening night text in the 98/99 season in HNK production, Split. It was also proclaimed as the best play of the 9th Marulić's days.
He has acted in about 30 feature-films and as much theatrical plays. He is the actor of the Gavella dramatic theatre in Zagreb. He played in the plays of Čehov, Beckett, Turgenjev, Shakespeare, Jovanović, Šoljan, Coltes, Šovagović,and in the films by Grlić, Tribuson, Smodlaka, Nola, Hribar, Schmidt, Kušan, Ogresta, Snježana Tribuson, Pavličić, Hitrec, …He has had experience as the director and screenplay writer in 3 short films: Say no, Drvo života, Na travi and as co-director of the Beckett's play U očekivanju Godota. He assisted directors Božidar Violić and Branko Ivanda in ITD theatre.
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| She was born in Zagreb, where she graduated from the Academy of dramatic arts in 2000, in the class of professor Hajdarhodžić.
Since 1998 she has been a scholarship holder in the Gavella Theatre (GDK). Since 2002 she has been the member of the troupe, where she acted in plays
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- Mjesec dana na selu
- Kultura u predgrađu
- Kuca&vrt
- Trg heroja
- Sudnji dan
- Prije sna
- Stupovi društva
She worked with the independent theatrical troop Kufer, with the Trešnja Theatre and with HNK Rijeka.
TV roles:
- Pričopričalica - by V.Vorkapić, TV serial for children
- Nije bed - by M. Dizdar
- Kad zvoni - by V. Vorkapić
Film roles:
- Garcia - by N. Sorak
- Sto minuta Slave - by D. Matanić
- Sjaj u očima - by S. Karanović
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