In January 1884, the operetta Princess Ida is premiered at the Savoy Theatre in London, with its composer Sir Arthur Sullivan so ill that it is doubtful whether he will be able to conduct the orchestra.
On Wednesday 9 September at 6 pm, the Croatian Film Association is hosting a programme at the Cultural and Information Centre (KIC), Preradovićeva 5 in Zagreb, in memory of the recently deceased Zdravko Mustać, one of the leading figures of Croatian experimental and alternative filmIn memory of Zdravko Mustać
During one summer, three people born in the 90-ies in Serbia go on a trip to America – driving a “Yugo” from New York to Los Angeles.
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In 1975, nineteen-year-old Anthony Bourdain wants to become a writer, but accepts a summer job in a restaurant on Cape Cod, where he learns under the mentorship of a Brazilian restaurateur.
Penny and Phil are a married couple from London whose lives have lost all joy. She is a cashier at a supermarket, and he is a taxi driver.
During one summer, three people born in the 90-ies in Serbia go on a trip to America – driving a “Yugo” from New York to Los Angeles.
Vera works as a cleaner, looks after her elderly mother and is well-liked in the neighbourhood for always being ready to help. But she has a secret – she illegally helps young women to have abortions, doing so not for money but out of a genuine desire to help people in need…
Between Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples, the land trembles from time to time as the fumaroles of the Phlegraean (burning) fields pollute the air.
After the premiere screening on Saturday 19 September at 7 pm, there will be a discussion with the director, Tatjana Božić.
KinoKino is a year-round film programme for children, organised by the Zagreb Film Festival, which originated from the eponymous film festival for children that was held in Zagreb from 2016 to 2022.
The film premiered in the main competition at the Cannes Film Festival, where Spall won the Best Actor award and Pope won for Best Cinematography.
During one summer, three people born in the 90-ies in Serbia go on a trip to America – driving a “Yugo” from New York to Los Angeles.
After the triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959, three guerrilla fighters followed Che Guevara in his attempt to carry the uprising beyond the island.
Pansy Deacon is a grumpy, complaining woman full of anger, whose first targets are her husband, the plumber Curtly, and her unemployed son Moses.