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Zvonimir Jurić
Acclaimed Croatian filmmaker who made his first professional documentaries ''Jurić: Fortress 1999'' and ''The Blacks Have Endured, and I?'' at Factum.
The Blacks Have Endured, and I?
A film essay about a director and his hometown of Osijek. People in (un)usual situations on Christmas Eve 2000.
In a way, this film is a continuation of Jurić’s documentary Jurić: Fortress 1999. Not only because of the location in which the story takes place – the author’s hometown of Osijek, but also for its essayistic, docufictional style. However, as opposed to The Fortress, which deals with a broad historical period, this film takes place during one night, on Christmas Eve of 2000.
| Original title: | Crnci su izdržali, a ja? |
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| Year of production: | 2001. |
| Screening time: | 35' |
| Format: | DV |
| Production: | Factum |
| Co-financier: | Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia |
| Written and directed by: | Zvonimir Jurić |
| Produced by: | Nenad Puhovski |
| Cinematography by: | Domagoj Lozina |
| Edited by: | Tomislav Pavlic |
| Original score: | Edwyn Collins, OK Band and Zumbići |
| Sound dubbing: | Dubravka Premar, Gordan Fučkar |
| Sound recording: | Dario Žilić |
| Graphic design: | Domagoj Lozina |
| Co-writer: | Selma Dimitrijević |
Festivals & Awards:
Days of Croatian Film 2001 - Best Editing; Motovun Film Festival
