Generation '68 Travels to Vienna, Budapest and Sarajevo

After a number of festivals and awards, Generation '68, the latest film by director Nenad Puhovski, travels in May to Vienna, Budapest and Sarajevo.

The film's Austrian premiere is scheduled for 10 May at Ethnocineca festival in Vienna, followed by a Q&A with Nenad Puhovski after the screening. Additionally, Nenad Puhovski will take part in a panel on 11 May Beyond Images: Encounters with Radical Cinema in the 21st Century, opposite other distinguished panellists – Martha-Cecilia Dietrich, Jakob Gross and Tom Waibel. Check out more information about the festival and panel here.

On 16 May, Nenad Puhovski and Generation '68 will be in Budapest at Central European University for a screening and Q&A, discussing this particular film and new trends on the documentary scene. The screening is open to the public, check out more information here.

Audience in Sarajevo will have a chance to see the premiere of Generation '68 and after the screening have a chat with the author at Nenad Puhovski's Evening at the festival "Ja BiH… 5 Days of Zagreb in Sarajevo 2017" on 18 May at 8pm, at Meeting Point. Check out more information about the festival and its programme here.

The film has so far screened at ZagrebDox, BelDocs, Pula Film Festival, Motovun Film Festial, Shpeena Dox Festival of Documentary Film, DokuFest Prizren, Bratislava Film Festival, Croatian Film Festival in Belgrade and many others, and in May it will be released across independent cinemas in Croatia, opposite other new Factum's films – Dum Spiro Spero by Pero Kvesić and A Two Way Mirror by Katarina Zrinka Matijević.