Schedule
Inclusive projection: The Wedding
On his birthday, a well-known Croatian entrepreneur learns that he is facing bankruptcy. His family arrives at his office with a cake and tamburica musicians. At the same time, he receives a call from his daughter, who is studying in London. Along with birthday wishes, she reveals that she is pregnant. The father of the child is the son of a Serbian minister. As they begin organizing the wedding, it constantly swings between an unforgettable celebration and an international incident.
Beautiful Evening, Beautiful Day
Four friends and classmates, Lovro (Dado Ćosić), Nenad (Đorđe Galić), Stevan (Slaven Došlo), and Ivan (Elmir Krivalić), join the Partisans to fight the Ustaše and Nazis. Sixteen years later, they had become renowned filmmakers in Communist Yugoslavia. However, the Party disapproved of their films. When their sexuality is called into question, Emir Hadžihafizbegović, a loyal member of the Communist Party, is sent to sabotage their careers and lives. The search for freedom becomes a struggle for survival for the artists and a challenge to Emir’s own beliefs.
Jim Jarmusch Retrospective: Father Mother Sister Brother
The film explores the complex relationships between adult children and their estranged or semi-estranged parents in the United States, Ireland, and France. Jeff (Adam Driver) and his sister, Emily (Mayim Bialik), travel to visit their father (Tom Waits), whom they have not seen in a long time. Meanwhile, in a lavish Dublin home, a mother (Charlotte Rampling) speaks with her therapist on the phone while awaiting the arrival of her daughters, Timothée (Cate Blanchett) and Lilith (Vicky Krieps). Twins Billy (Luka Sabbat) and Skye (Indya Moore) visit the Paris apartment of their deceased parents for the last time.