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House of Gucci - review: Fame makes a man take things over

Interview with actor Adrian Pezdirc: The future of theatre and film is in bringing the stories of all those who have been marginalized

The Staffroom - review: Peek into the dysfunctional educational system is peek into the dysfunctional society

16th Pravo Ljudski Film Festival reveals full festival line-up

The French Dispatch - review: The New Yorker magazine meets Wes Andersons "What if?"

Kick and Scream by Nina Violić gets acquired by Endorphin Film Sales

First Animated Series Produced in Serbia Stars Johnny Depp

Andrej Korovljev completed a genuine film about the city of Pula

Factory to the Workers - review: Land for Peasants have overtaken

FILM

Celts - review: Every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way

A woman in bed masturbates, lying in torn bedding and a ruined room interior. Her husband walks past her, unsure how to satisfy her. The introductory scene of the film Celts directed by Milica Tomović hints at cracks and inadequacies in the lives of the character, the tragedy of the disintegration of the state, without a complete personal transition. Premiered on March 4, in the official Panorama program of this year's Berlinale Film Festival, the film won the Heart of Sarajevo Award at the 27th Sarajevo Film Festival. In addition to these two, the film lists selections at festivals across Europe. The backbone of the Celts is woven around the eighth b ...

Toma - review: It's already autumn and the image of you is yet not fading?

Bjelogrlić's Toma gathers all generations of one family in fron of the silver screen!

The Elegy of the Laurel - review: A laurel grew under the stone. Laurel is now far from the stone.

The Elegy of the Laurel is the debut feature film of the young Montenegrin director Dušan Kasalica

Titane: review - Murder, pregnacy and sex with the car?

Is Julia Ducournau’s Palme d’Or winner edgy horror drama just for the sake of provocation?

The White Fortress: Opposing worlds and quarreling generations

In the film Tabija, Igor Drljača very successfully contrasts modern, post-transitional Bosnian society, mixing old and new

Annette - Cannes reviews: Leos Carax's bizzare fame and shame musical

Fearless, grotesque and yet so down to earth story of envy, love and going big or going home

The Worst Person in the World - Cannes reviews: Millennial love in 12 chapters (with prologue and epilogue)

30 year old Julie walks on by in latest Joachim Trier Cannes feature

THEATER

Igor Samobor resigned as director of SNG Drama Ljubljana

More trouble for Slovenian culture. After film industy, theatres are the next target

BOX OFFICE

Croatia

USA

Birds of Prey (re-release)
This week: 53,191 $

Total: - $
The Gentlemen
This week: 52,688 $

Total: 285,656 $
Bad Boys for Life
This week: 28,047 $

Total: 342,453 $
Arctic Dogs
This week: 19,481 $

Total: 59,482 $
Dolittle
This week: 17,871 $

Total: 168,233 $

Dune
This week: 41,011,174 $

Total: 41,011,174 $
Halloween Kills
This week: 14,450,215 $

Total: 73,055,060 $
No Time to Die
This week: 12,202,368 $

Total: 120,357,453 $
Venom: Let There Be Carnage
This week: 9,301,908 $

Total: 182,031,539 $
Ron's Gone Wrong
This week: 7,300,225 $

Total: 7,300,225 $

TELEVISION

I May Destroy You - show set to become the stand out drama of the year

As we enter the world of I May Destroy You, there is a sense of familiarity and ease, even when we are aware of where it will take us by the end of the first episode. And while you may know that Michaela Coel's new series centers around the way in which her character's life is changed by sexual assault, how the writer and director approached this subject is full of small surprises – at least during the first two episodes already aired. We first meet Arabella – starring Micha ...

IFFR set to welcome back guests for 51st edition

Numerous foreign and domestic film industry experts at the third edition of the PROFilm Days conference

Diverse programme all day long

How to Think Film: Sign up for the 16th Youth Film Critics Workshop at the 16th Pravo Ljudski Film Festival

Application for five young film and critical thinking enthusiasts

More than Anything Else I Wanted to Stay Awhile - a special programme of 16th Pravo Ljudski Film Festival announced

Contemporary Brazilian cinema at PLJFF