Nakon svjetske premijere u Rotterdamu i uoči hrvatske premijere na 10. ZagrebDoxu, pročitajte što o filmu Tatjane Božić piše kritičar portala Cineuropa Vladan Petković.

The Croatian director’s tragicomedy was taken very warmly at the International Rotterdam Film Festival, where it competes for the Hivos Tiger Award. The 43rd edition of the famous Dutch festival ends on 2 February 2014.

A film about the late front man of KUD Idijoti, directed by Andrej Korovljev from Pula and produced by Factum, will be shot in Pula, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Novi Sad, Belgrade, Sarajevo and Skopje. The completion is expected in late 2014.

Between 9th and 15th of January 2014 Munich’s Werkstattkino will host the Border Gaze programme. Twenty-one films from southeast Europe focusing on the topic of borders will be presented to the audience, with a special accent on Factum’s production.

The documentary film 'Vastation' by Domagoj Matizović and Igor Zelić was selected for the programme of the short film marathon marking the shortest day in the year across the world and in 23 Croatian cities and towns.

'Happily Ever After', a documentary film directed by Tatjana Božić, was selected for the competition of the prestigious International Rotterdam Film Festival, whose 43rd edition takes place 22 January thru 2 February 2014.

Nenad Puhovski’s documentary film is selected for the programme of Oko na Bałkany festival, which takes place late in January 2014 at Luna cinema in Warsaw.

The documentary films 'Jurić: Fortress' by Zvonimir Jurić and 'I Have Nothing Nice to Say to You' and 'Three' by Goran Dević, all produced by Factum, will be shown in the Retrospective Programme of Croatian Filmmakers Goran Dević and Zvonimir Jurić at Berlin’s Arsenal cinema 1-4 December 2013.

Dević’s documentary film noir about the post-war Sisak will be presented on 29 October in a retrospective Storm! 2 at this year’s edition of DOK Leipzig festival in Germany.

On Monday, 7 October, Croatian Television’s channel 3 begins broadcasting a cycle of documentary films called ‘'Factum in Retrospective'’. The cycle includes 11 works, and begins with the film ''Bag'' (1999), directed by D. Matanić, S. Tomić and T. Rukavina.

The director of this documentary film produced by Factum held a speech about milkmaids and eco-feminism and showed a few sequences from the film 'Cheese and Cream' to the audience of Berlin’s Citizen Art Days.

Nikola Strašek’s documentary film, produced by Factum, will be shown on Croatian Television’s channel 3 on Monday, 30 September at 10.15pm.

Documentary films produced by Factum were screened late in August in Dubrovnik at a seminar organised by Zagreb Slavic Studies.

A film about Zagreb's milkmaids directed by Kristina Leko and produced by Factum will be screened at the 4th Kinookus Film Food Festival, focusing on nutritional sovereignty.

After Medfilm in Rome, Igor Bezinović’s successful documentary film produced by Factum and Restart will be presented at two important regional festivals – 14th Mediterranean Film Festival in Široki Brijeg and 6th Cinema City in Novi Sad.