Good Luck!
Tupljak Mine in Istrian town of Labin closes down and 300 workers lose their jobs. At the same time, the members of Labin Art Express project move in.
Stanislav Tomić
Director of numerous fiction films and more than 40 documentary films, including ''Metropolis'' (1998), ''BAG'' (1999) and ''Good Luck''! (1999), co-directed with Dalibor Matanić and Tomislav Rukavina.
Stanislav Tomić was born in 1972. He graduated in Film and TV Directing from the Zagreb Academy of Dramatic Art. His short fiction film Promašaj (2001) won him Jelena Rajković Award at the Days of Croatian Film. He also directed a one-hour fiction film Otac (2005), after which he made a few TV series, including, in particular, Good Intentions. His films were shown at numerous festivals: Motovun, Teheran, Obehausen, Edinburgh, Munich, Siena, Warsaw, Trieste and other. In 2011, he directed his first feature-length fiction film, the wartime drama Josef.
Stanislav made more than 40 documentary films, including Ship Builder (2007), Delta (2006) and Crystal Night (2005). In the late 1990s, together with Dalibor Matanić and Tomislav Rukavina, he co-directed documentary films Metropolis (1998), BAG (1999) and Good Luck! (1999), noticed for their specific humor and esthetics.
BAG
Karlobag is a small town with few people, plenty of trucks and a strong wind...
Filmography
Cement, Substitution, Cocaine: The Chase, fiction (1994)
Metropolis, documentary (with D. Matanić and T. Rukavina, 1998)
BAG, documentary (with D. Matanić and T. Rukavina, 1999)
Good Luck!, documentary (with D. Matanić and T. Rukavina, 1999)
Promašaj, fiction (2000)
Croats in Austria, documentary (2003)
Ljubav u zaleđu, TV series (2005)
Otac, fiction film (2005)
Good Intentions, TV series (2007/2008)
Tata od formata, documentary film (2011)
Josef, fiction film (2011)