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Top Croatian winners are Number 55, The Reaper and Happy Endings; Concrete Night wins international competition.
The 61st Pula Film Festival handed out its awards in the city’s stunning amphitheatre last night (July 26), with Kristijan Milić’s Number 55 winning best Croatian Film.
The jury said its award went to “the film produced according to highest professional standards and the film that achieves an authentic and emotional presentation of a true event from the Croatian War of Independence.”
The winning packages includes €10,000 worth of post production services from Teleking.
The film swept a number of prizes in the Croatian competition, including best screenplay and best director.
Set in 1991, Number 55 is based on a true story of a small group of Croatian soldiers who are ambushed while on patrol and have to hide from rebel Serbs, the Yugoslav Army and Serbian Special Forces.
The Reaper, about a lonely man coming to terms with his past crimes, won the two...
The 61st Pula Film Festival handed out its awards in the city’s stunning amphitheatre last night (July 26), with Kristijan Milić’s Number 55 winning best Croatian Film.
The jury said its award went to “the film produced according to highest professional standards and the film that achieves an authentic and emotional presentation of a true event from the Croatian War of Independence.”
The winning packages includes €10,000 worth of post production services from Teleking.
The film swept a number of prizes in the Croatian competition, including best screenplay and best director.
Set in 1991, Number 55 is based on a true story of a small group of Croatian soldiers who are ambushed while on patrol and have to hide from rebel Serbs, the Yugoslav Army and Serbian Special Forces.
The Reaper, about a lonely man coming to terms with his past crimes, won the two...
- 2014-07-27
- par wendy.mitchell@screendaily.com (Wendy Mitchell)
- ScreenDaily
Top Croatian winners are Number 55, The Reaper and Happy Endings; Concrete Night wins international competition.
The 61st Pula Film Festival handed out its awards in the city’s stunning amphitheatre last night, with Kristijan Milić’s Number 55 winning best Croatian Film. The jury said its award went to “the film produced according to highest professional standards and the film that achieves an authentic and emotional presentation of a true event from the Croatian War of Independence.” The winning packages includes €10,000 worth of post production services from Teleking.
The film swept a number of prizes in the Croatian competition, including best screenplay and best director.
Number 55 is based on a true story in 1991, when a small group of Croatian soldiers on patrol are ambushed and have to hide from rebel Serbs, the Yugoslav Army and Serbian Special Forces.
The Reaper, about a lonely man coming to terms with his past crimes, won the two...
The 61st Pula Film Festival handed out its awards in the city’s stunning amphitheatre last night, with Kristijan Milić’s Number 55 winning best Croatian Film. The jury said its award went to “the film produced according to highest professional standards and the film that achieves an authentic and emotional presentation of a true event from the Croatian War of Independence.” The winning packages includes €10,000 worth of post production services from Teleking.
The film swept a number of prizes in the Croatian competition, including best screenplay and best director.
Number 55 is based on a true story in 1991, when a small group of Croatian soldiers on patrol are ambushed and have to hide from rebel Serbs, the Yugoslav Army and Serbian Special Forces.
The Reaper, about a lonely man coming to terms with his past crimes, won the two...
- 2014-07-27
- par wendy.mitchell@screendaily.com (Wendy Mitchell)
- ScreenDaily
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