The abandoned barges are his home and almost his whole world. His daily routine without visitors and modern devices reflects the diversity of human existence. The film's black-and-white photography underlines the simplicity, cruelty and beauty of such life.
| Original title: | Čuvar tegljača |
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| Year of production: | 2003. |
| Screening time: | 20' |
| Format: | DVCam, Beta SP |
| Production: | Factum |
| Co-financiers: | The City of Osijek, Osjek-Baranja County, The Zagreb City Office for Culture |
| Written and directed by: | Silvio Mirošničenko |
| Produced by: | Nenad Puhovski |
| Cinematography by: | Robert Cerić |
| Edited by: | Ivan Rajković |
| Original score: | Pere Ištvančić |
| Sound recording: | Dario Žilić |
| Sound dubbing: | Tomislav Hleb |
| Production assistant: | Dana Budisavljević |
| Assistant directors: | Goran Markovanović, Ivan Rajković |
Festivals & Awards:
Days of Croatian Film 2003; Prix Europa 2003, Berlin; Cinéma du Réel 2003, Paris; Environment FF 2004, Greece; Pärnu FF 2004; Liburnia FF 2004 – Best Film Award; Pool FF 2004; DokMa 2004; Ecocinema FF, 2004; Docupolis FF, Barcelona 2004; ZagrebDox; Motovun FF 2004.
