On Friday 9 October at 7 pm, the exhibition The Conference of the Birds by Aleksandar Bezinović will open at Gallery Forum, 16 Tesla Street. The title is borrowed from a cycle in the Sufi poem by the Persian poet Farīd al-Dīn ʿAṭṭār, written around 1177.

On the regime's orders, young partisan Tomislav and ballerina Beba are sent to a small town near Zagreb.

Every year, three brothers – Zekir, Zarif and Zani – spend several months in the Macedonian mountains looking after the family flock.

Nina loves making up stories and dreams of becoming a writer. But there's one problem – to her brother Junior, an awkward magician, Nina's stories are deadly boring.

In 1971, hundreds of young people occupied abandoned military barracks in Copenhagen and founded the self-proclaimed free city of Christiania, a wild experiment in freedom and community which over time grew into an alternative to the dominant social order. 

The latest edition of the Critical Dramaturgies programme, organised by SPID, Kurziv and Kino Unseen, hosts a film evening and panel discussion dedicated to the boycott as a political tool of organising, solidarity and resistance.

The documentary film The Match revisits the iconic encounter between Argentina and England played at the Azteca Stadium during the 1986 FIFA World Cup, intertwining rare archive footage – including Maradona's “Hand of God” – into a powerful reconstruction of the event.

Fifth session of the Eurokaz School of Performing Arts

We may have buried blog.hr, but the cycle of fashion and cultural trends is even more precise than a Swiss watch – it seems the 2020s are the new noughties!

This year's Cherry Pick, the accompanying programme of the fifth edition of the Cherry Pop festival, opens with the feature film Between Us by director Laura Pascu.

Sweet Cherries, the first block of the international short film programme of this year's fifth edition of the Cherry Pop film festival, presents five films that explore sexuality, desire, identity and power dynamics from different perspectives.

Why she met Little Red Riding Hood too late and what the stars on her arm mean will be revealed by – Monika Herceg!

Friday at the fifth edition of the Cherry Pop Festival begins with the panel discussion Let It (Not) Stay Between Us, which focuses on toxic relationships and the often unrecognised forms of violence present in everyday and intimate relationships.