The film reveals the unknown and dark side of the events that took place in the Zagreb Fair compound in autumn 1991, when the war started. Originally converted into a mobilization center for reserve police units, the pavilion soon became a transit prison camp for all suspects, mostly ethnic Serbs. Many of them were taken to Pakračka Poljana and executed there by the so-called Merčep unit.
| Original title: | Paviljon 22 |
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| Year of production: | 2002. |
| Screening time: | 52' |
| Format: | DVCam, Beta SP |
| Production: | Factum |
| Co-financiers: | Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia, Zagreb City Office for Culture |
| Written and directed by: | Nenad Puhovski |
| Produced by: | Nenad Puhovski |
| Cinematography by: | Maja Zrnić |
| Edited by: | Uja Irgolič |
| Original score: | Zbigniew Preisner |
| Journalist-researcher: | Siniša Malus |
| Sound recordist: | Igor Bauer |
| Sound dubbing: | Mladen Škalec |
| Graphic design: | Gambadesign |
| Assistant director: | Andrej Korovljev |
| Production assistant: | Dana Budisavljević |
Festivals & Awards:
Balkan Black Box 2002, Berlin; Days of Croatian Film 2002; Human Rights Film Festival 2002, Zagreb; Liburnia Film Festival 2003, Opatija; One World Human Rights Documentary Film Festival 2003, Prague; Palić International Film Festival, 2002; Tiburon International Film Festival, 2004; Human Rights Film Festival 2004, Novi Sad; One World Human Rights Film Festival 2004, Prishtina
