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Tatjana Božić
Director of numerous awarded documentary films, educated in Moscow and London, one of the founders of Fade In Production Company.
Circa Oaza
A cinematic homage to the true co-existence in Istrian way.
Due to the multicultural approach it has fostered throughout history, Istria has always been the area with the least ethnic tensions, even during Homeland War. Rovinj, a town of artists and bohemians, is populated by ethnic Croats, Italians, Serbs, as well as those who declare themselves Istrians, Yugoslavs… This film about a group of people of various ethnic backgrounds living in Rovinj in one house on the coast is an homage to the true co-existence in Istrian way.
The film was made as part of the documentary workshop at the Grožnjan Imaginary Academy.
| Original title: | Circa Oaza |
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| Year of production: | 1999. |
| Screening time: | 20' |
| Format: | 16 mm |
| Production: | Factum |
| Written and directed by: | Tatjana Božić |
| Produced by: | Nenad Puhovski |
| Cinematography by: | Mirko Pivčević |
| Edited by: | Ivana Fumić |
| Original score: | Franci Blašković & Gori Ussi Winettou |
| Sound dubbing: | Ruben Albahari |
| Sound recording: | Tomislav Rukavina |
Festivals & Awards:
Mad Cat Women Int'l FF, Trieste International Film Festival - Alpe Adria Cinema 2000.
