Zvizdan

Dalibor Matanic

Croatia/Slovenia/Serbia | V.O. Croatian | ST French | 2015 | 123 min | DCP | color | Fiction

The High Sun shines a light on three love stories, set in three
consecutive decades, in two neighbouring Balkan villages with a long history of inter-ethnic hatred. It is a film about the fragility – and intensity – of forbidden love

Distribution
Director Dalibor Matanic
Music Alen Sinkauz, Nenad Sinkauz
Cinematographer Marko Brdar
Screenplay Dalibor Matanic
Cast Tihana Lazovic, Goran Markovic, Nives Ivankovic, Dado Cosic, Stipe Radoja
Production KINORAMA
Distribution K-FILMS AMÉRIQUE

Biographie

Dalibor Matanic

Dalibor Matani was born in Zagreb in 1975. He holds a degree in Film and Television Directing from the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb. He made his award-winning feature debut The Cashier Wants to go to the Seaside in 2000, based on his own screenplay. His second feature, Fine Dead Girls, won the Grand Prix, Audience Award and Critics’ Award at the national film festival in 2002. Other features include 100 Minutes of Glory; Kino Lika (awarded
at Montpelier 2008, Alexandria, Noordelijk Film Festival, Festival del cinema Europeo and Pula Film Festival, and screened at thirty other film festivals); I Love You, Mother of Asphalt (Grand Prix and two other awards at FIPA Biarritz), Daddy and Handymen. One of his most successful works is his short entitled Tulum / Party, that premiered at Cannes film festival, Critic’s Week in 2009 and later won 18 film awards at national and international festivals.