VSAKA DOBRA ZGODBA JE LJUBEZENSKA ZGODBA / EVERY GOOD STORY IS A LOVE STORY

The film about a theatre play and about four famous persons who are involved in its creation: the writer and director Dušan Jovanović, actress Milena Zupančič and actors Radko Polič and Boris Cavazza. The film documents the four-month period of creation, from the first rehearsal to the premiere, while the personal life of the artists is eliminated from the equation and the universal story is told about the relationship of the truth and fiction, of the individual and public perception of the art.

Rajko Grlić (b. 1947, Zagreb, Croatia), finished postgraduate studies in film directing in 1971 at FAMU School in Prague. His films were shown in cinema distribution on all five continents, in the competition programmes of the world's greatest festivals including Cannes, and won a multitude of international awards.

As a writer he worked on popular TV show Grlom u jagode, among other things. He wrote, directed and produced the interactive film school How to Make Your Movie; An Interactive Film School which was selected Best Wolrd Multimedia in New York in 1998.

He is a laureate of the City of Zagreb Award, Annual Award „Vladimir Nazor“, Lifetime Achievement Award „Vladimir Nazor“, City of Denver Award for the contribution to world cinema, Award of the Yugoslav Film Archive, a honorable citizen of Montpellier and a honorary Doctor of the University in Nova Gorica.

 

Matjaž Ivanšin (rođen 1981. u Sloveniji), školovao se na Akademiji za pozorište, radio, film i televiziju u Ljubljani. Nakon diplomiranja 2007. godine, radio je kao slobodni umetnik. Njegov studentski film Quick View (2005) osvojio je nekoliko nagrada. Ivanšin je osvojio nagradu France Brenk za svoj debitantski dugometražni dokumentartni film Karpopotnik. Njegov drugi dugometražni dokumentarni film Playing Men prikazan je u selekciji Međunarodnog filmskog festivala Entrevues u Belforu, Francuska, gde je osvojio nagradu Cine + Distribution Support.

Matjaž Ivanišin (1981, Slovenia) was educated in film at the Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television in Ljubljana. Since his graduation in 2007, he has worked as a freelance filmmaker. His student film Quick View (2005) won several awards. He received the France Brenk award for his debut feature-length documentary Karpotrotter. Ivanišin’s second feature-length documentary Playing Men was selected for Belfort, where it won the Cine + Distribution Support Award.