Hrvoslava Brkušić Trailers
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Most Popular Hrvoslava Brkušić Trailers
Total trailers found: 8
Dear Aki Trailer (2021)
03 May 2021
Presented in the form of a series of fictional letters sent from Nina Kurtela to Aki Kaurismäki read against a backdrop of atmospheric exterior shots, Dear Aki is an experimental visual-narrative essay on the nature of identity, nationality and belonging in the globalized world.
Postcards Trailer (2018)
01 January 2018
Twelve 5-minute TV episodes about small Croatian towns and villages in which residents speak in strong dialects or foreign languages.
Mountains Trailer (2018)
29 September 2018
Slides of mountains found at Zora Film, a company that produced educational films in the 1950s. Intended to be used as visual tools during geography classes, are reanimated through various digital and analogue techniques.
Museum of the Revolution Trailer (2022)
24 January 2022
The Museum of the Revolution in Belgrade is actually a building that remained unfinished for 60 years and 'inhabited' only by the homeless and marginalized.
Fiume o Morte! Trailer (2025)
13 February 2025
Through dramatic reconstruction and documentary asides, the spirit of Italian poet, playwright, journalist, aristocrat and army officer Gabriele D’Annunzio is captured, presenting the nascent fascism in his attempts to forge a new state in the aftermath of the First World War.
The Ground Where We Stand Trailer (2024)
26 September 2024
In the interior of the island of Brač, a group of women lives in an unusual off grid community. They do not believe in private property or hierarchy, they manage the community by direct democracy, share the land, they grow and forge plants trying to be autonomous as much as they can.
Electronic Witches Trailer (2026)
11 May 2026
Neda moves from Croatia to New York and struggles to find a new home despite being far away from her estranged father, the only family she's ever known.
Remember My Song Trailer (2026)
22 April 2026
The tavern "Jablan" existed in the 1980s and was located in a small village, Jugovo Polje, in Croatia, SFRY.
