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Marina and David, two young artists, no longer feel the same passion that they've had for one another upon the early stages of their relationship. As time goes on, tensions grow and it all reaches a powerful breaking point.

After a tourist faints in front of his home, Marinko's life is changed forever as he's forced to face his loneleyness.

The ghost of Eugene Shoemaker wanders across the surface of the Moon, contemplating its vastness and the silence that surrounds him. That all changes when his tranquility is broken by a mysterious sound of quiet cracking.

Max and Jura are teenage friends growing up on the streets of Zagreb. In an effort to become independent from the family home, they also seek financial independence by reselling designer clothes and shoes. They come to an arranged meeting with two older guys, Tony and Black, to buy tennis shoes from them. But the differences between the friends are increasingly coming to the fore - one is cautious, the other is impulsive. The situation gets complicated when Jura does not bring his share of the money. Money, trust and the boundaries of friendship are at stake.

Vigo lives a life he hates. He spends all day slaving away at a warehouse, having to put up with impossible demands from his higher ups and colleagues he hates. When the workday is finally over, he has to pay the bills, deal with increasing debts and provide a somewhat normal life for his younger sister and his girlfriend, the relationship with which grows more strained and opressive as time goes on. Things change when he meets Marija, a high society college student, with whom he starts a whirlwind romance with, gaining a whole new world of possibilities in the process. But, as time goes on, his facade begins to slip away and Vigo is forced to get into increasingly deeper criminal waters to sustain his image.

Through the meticolous research of her own family history, documentary filmmaker Izabela Dominković reveals a generation triptich of stories that make the Borovo shoe factory a cultural and industrial symbol of Zagreb.

Teenager Deni wants to live like his rap idols, but he's still his mom's baby. In an effort to prove himself to his classmate and school bully, Kelam, he commits a minor crime. When the police come to Deni's home, he's ready to confess, but his mom has other plans.

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Envolves around the mysterious death of a female librarian.

Roko and Mirela are friends from Split. A big music festival is taking place in the city and Mirela wants to go.

When a nursing home resident tries to embark on her dream trip, the constant disappearances of her suitcase force her into a frantic battle with her own mind.

Leo tries to come to terms with having lost his best friend Olivia. Through his stream of consciousness, memories become unearthed and a shadow of her haunts him.

Brankec just wants to escape the horros of civilisation and enjoy his time at the beach. However, his retreat turns out to be anything but quiet.

Vedran has a big day ahead of him, as the major wedding he was invited to is now mere minutes away. However, when he realizes that he can't find his car on its usual parking spot, his understanding of reality, his own identity and everything he believed made his life as perfectly average as it could have been slowly begins to show its cracks.

Maja and Alen live in a dilapidated apartment on the outskirts of the city. Even if they wanted more from life, they don't have much hope because the company Maja works for is in debt and doesn't pay their salaries, while Alen, who works from home, has less and less work. That is why they start their own business whose survival is put in question when Maja discovers that security cameras will soon be installed in her company.

"To make the film Goddaddy was a great challenge, because it covers almost forty years of Milan Bandić's activity, a seemingly hyperactive and Trump-like character of the Croatian political scene. Bandić has been elected six times as the mayor of Zagreb, which is not only the capital city of all Croats, but also the capital city of all Croatian criminals. Three times Milan Bandić has rejected to give us an interview for the film, so we made an audition to find him a double." - Dario Juričan

Nina and Vita's perfect island vacation takes a dark turn after a late-night car accident. Things turn sinister when the owner of their rental house reveals news of a missing girl. Their differing reactions spark tension, turning their summer idyll into a mix of guilt and suspicion.

Between school trouble, mean girl drama, catchy lyrics, and a mysterious blue car, teenage Lena, sometimes distracted or interrupted, tells us the real story behind The Big Fight. But what isn’t she telling us?

This film is about an attempt to reconcile with our home. Or with what used to be our home a long time ago. Or, at least, what our family thinks is our home. Or what we no longer see as our own home. Or, perhaps, is this a film about accepting the realization that we are happier somewhere else?

The air is sultry. Heat rises in the blood. Shortness of breath forces Pero to cross the line. Will he be able to fly?