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- Shot over a period of three years, this documentary follows a highly talented Croatian track athlete Danijela Grgic, a former world junior champion in the 400 meters, as she was preparing for the 2008 Olympics. The story deals with highly complex and controversial issues surrounding highly talented junior athletes and offers a subtle analysis of human nature and warped social values.
- The untold story of Mujahideen training camps in Central Bosnia and the war crimes they committed; crimes that were either denied or played down by the international community and UN peace-keeping forces in Bosnia.
- A story about a Wall Street banker who dreams about the material wealth, this film is dedicated to those who search happiness in wrong places. Based on true story.
- The film combines the archived footage and still images of the Holocaust, Rwanda and Darfur genocide with testimonies of the Holocaust survivors to establish a parallel between the ongoing crisis in Darfur and the Holocaust. As the film's title points out, ignorance cannot be used as an excuse for not helping out because "this time we can't say (that) we didn't know".
- Presenting the filmmaker's subjective view of an afternoon spent in a shopping center, this film ponders about the emptiness of consumerism and the superficiality of human communication.
- Despite a heavy workout regime, Guy's main "muscle" remains underdeveloped. Guy comes up with an ingenuous idea to solve his problem.
- Based upon ideas jointly developed by an Agnostic man, a Catholic woman and a Muslim man, this experimental film explores religious, cultural and generational dualism of a postwar society: Christianity vs. Islam, traditional vs. modern, rural vs. urban, domestic vs. foreign, spiritual vs. secular, eternal vs. transient, etc. While the author's intention is to promote tolerance, (mis)interpretation of this film greatly depends on each viewer's personal opinions, beliefs and prejudices.
- An experimental/art short about the nature endangered by consumerism.
- No Place for You at This Workplace deals with social prejudice against certain vulnerable groups and the discrimination against them in the workplace, seen through the personal stories of the protagonists. The documentary is divided into five thematic sections, each presenting experiences of one of the groups at risk: persons with physical disabilities and sensory impairments, persons with mental health difficulties, Roma, persons living with HIV/AIDS, and persons with same-sex orientations. The viewers are introduced into each topic through opinions of accidental passers-by in the center of Zagreb.
- A graphic presentation of Croatian traditional pig slaughter festivity, which has recently become illegal in Croatia as a result of the country's preparation for the membership in the European Union. Although this dying tradition is presented with a touch of dark humor and irony, the film is also a criticism of Croatian government's policy of hasty adoption of the EU laws without thinking about potentially devastating consequences for Croatian family farms.
- While film students are shooting a romantic scene, something else is going on behind the scenes.
- Emily is an old and frail lady who lives alone in New York City. Her life is approaching the finish line. Recounting a day in Emily's life, the film contemplates about the old age, the passage of youth and the reasons for not giving up.
- Two days in life of an old man who spends his days fishing. Through the story about the old man, this documentary contemplates the transience of human life, the permanence of the nature, and the relationship between the man and the sea.
- This documentary deals with social prejudice against people with HIV/AIDS in Croatia.
- A prisoner of war's subjective view. An unpleasant, claustrophobic space. The passage of time. A story which repeats itself, since the game of war and prison is, unfortunately, eternal.