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H Rvat S K I F I L M U S a R a J E V U 2 0 1 21.06-26.06.2010. HRVATSKI FILM U SARAJEVU 2010. Bosanski Kulturni Centar / Branilaca Sarajeva 24 / Sarajevo Ponedjeljak / 21.06.2010. / 17,00 sati Utorak / 22.06.2010. / 17,00 sati Srijeda / 23.06.2010. / 17,00 sati Četvrtak / 24.06.2010. / 17,00 sati Petak / 25.06.2010. / 17,00 sati Pletenice (1974.) Bič s dva kraja (1975.) Od 3 do 22 (1966.) Nek se čuje i naš glas (1971.) Recital (1972.) Scenarist i režiser: Zoran Tadić Scenarist i režiser: Branko Lentić Scenarist i režiser: Krešo Golik Režiser: Krsto Papić Režiser: Petar Krelja Kratkometražni dokumentarni film (11 min.) Kratkometražni dokumentarni film (24 min.) Kratkometražni dokumentarni film (14 min.) Kratkometražni dokumentarni film (16 min.) Kratkometražni dokumentarni film (13 min.) Produkcija: Zagreb film Kako je počeo rat na mom otoku (1996.) Mondo Bobo (1997.) Crvena prašina (1999.) Što je muškarac bez brkova (2005.) Režiser: Vinko Brešan Scenarist i režiser: Goran Rušinović Scenarist i režiser: Zrinko Ogresta Scenarist i režiser: Hrvoje Hribar Metastaze (2009.) Režiser: Branko Schmidt Dugometražni igrani film Dugometražni igrani film (80 min.) Dugometražni igrani film Prema romanu Ante Tomića Dugometražni igrani film Dugometražni igrani film 20,00 sati 20,00 sati 20,00 sati 20,00 sati 20,00 sati Svečano otvorenje pod pokroviteljstvom Tup-tup (1972.) Satiemania (1978.) Vijeća za regionalnu suradnju RCC Režiser: Nedeljko Dragić Režiser: Zdenko Gašparović Izumitelj cipela (1967.) Muha (1966.) Režiser: Zlatko Grgić Režiser: Aleksandar Marks, Vladimir Jutriša Animirani film (10 min.) Animirani film (14 min.) Surogat (1961.) Animirani film (9 min.) Animirani film (8 min. i 40 sec.) Režiser: Dušan Vukotić Samo jednom se ljubi (1981.) Kad čuješ zvona (1969.) Animirani film (10 min.) Režiser: Rajko Grlić Scenarist i Režiser: Antun Vrdoljak Tko pjeva zlo ne misli (1970.) Lisice (1969.) Scenarist i režiser: Krešo Golik Režiser: Krsto Papić Dugometražni igrani film Dugometražni igrani film (92 min.) Rondo (1966.) Dugometražni igrani film Dugometražni igrani film Režiser: Zvonimir Berković Dugometražni igrani film Subota / 26.06.2010. / 20,30 sati Svečanost zatvaranja: Turistički propagandni film HRVATSKE TURISTIČKE ZAJEDNICE / Domjenak i druženje uz hrvatsku gastro ponudu i vina Koncert „Teške Industrije“ i promocija CD-a “Nazovi album pravim imenom” Za sve projekcije i koncert ulaz je slobodan! Organizatori: Pokrovitelji: Medijski pokrovitelji: Federalna televizija Zahvaljujemo na pomoći: Jadran film / Interfilm Produkcija d.o.o. / Filmska radna zajednica Zagreb / Fiz Production d.o.o. Ured za obrazovanje, kulturu i šport / Croatia film.d.o.o. / Telefilm / Propeler film d.o.o. Posebno zahvaljujemo: Hrvatska turistiËka zajednica Hrvatska radiotelevizija Udruga za promicanje kulture i umjetnosti, Zagreb.
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