International Talent Workshop

8. FESTIVAL OF TOLERANCE - JFF ZAGREB

INTERNATIONAL TALENT WORKSHOP

17. - 24. 5. 2014, Zagreb, Croatia

Ladies and gentlemen, my dear friends,

I joyfully greet you at the beginning of the 8th Festival of Tolerance – JFF Zagreb which will, during the next 7 days in Zagreb and 3 days in Rijeka, speak about love, tolerance, human strength and the will to live in circumstances that must never happen again. Having in mind my own life path and the circumstances in which I had found myself as a 11-year-old boy, I told myself that my mission was to speak about the infamous Nazi era and constantly and relentlessly warn about the dangers resulting from hatred.

I believe it is necessary to speak about human strength, about love and tolerance, and about the differences that are irrelevant if we wish to actively take part in creating a fair, just and modern society each individual deserves. Twenty years ago I made Schindler’s List with Steven Spielberg, a film that is still today listed as one of the best 10 films of all time, where I depicted my own experience of the concentration camp. After that, together with Nataša Popović I started this Festival and its 8th edition is dedicated to that same film, to commemorate all Holocaust victims. Surrounded by countries where fascism and hatred are getting stronger by the day, the Republic of Croatia, the region and the world are in constant environment of tension, and are in danger of right-wing extremism explosion as never before. Almost daily the public faces the frequent occurrence

of neo-Nazism and Fascism. In such an environment, we are convinced that it is essential that the public learns about tolerance and precisely by talking about the experience from the past with the help of valuable contemporary creativity. Under the synonym “Art against Oblivion”, it is our desire to continue offering the best possible programme as a legacy that will witness the truth about the Holocaust through visual arts, for generations to come. The emphasis on the art derived from Holocaust victims restores dignity to those who were killed. Only by means of education at all levels can we teach the society about human responsibility in civil society, to speak up, to prevent and stop the hatred, disrespect for diversity and be free from prejudice. Late April this year, in collaboration with the City of Zagreb and the University of Zagreb, I took some 50 Croatian students to take part in the March of the Living, bringing a Croatian delegation to the Auschwitz-Birkenau march for the first time, who walked under the flags of Croatia and the City of Zagreb. This 26th March of the Living that was attended by over 10,000 young people from 42 countries worldwide will be remembered in the history of Croatia, and I am convinced that the students who were there will share their experience with their colleagues, continuing to honour the innocent victims killed for no reason, only for being Jews, Roma, gay or political pris-

oners. The important thing we all need to understand is that one cannot have a future, if one doesn’t know their past. This is why we have this unique festival today – the Festival of Tolerance.

For 8 years in a row we have been building a memorial to tolerance, together with the audience, educating about the necessity of understanding the different, speaking about love, and striving for a better tomorrow. Therefore, in the memory of Pope John Paul II and all those who helped save the innocent, for the official opening of the Festival we have selected the film “The Jewish Cardinal”, a true story of Jean-Marie Lustiger, Jewish by birth – who was the highest representative of the French Catholic Church and a close confidant of Pope John Paul II. The film about a distinctive individual who never kept his Jewish roots secret, even when it was often used against him, is a striking story of courage that marked his theology as well as private life. I am convinced that our audience will recognize the high quality of the programme and take home a clearer idea of tolerance and understanding diversity, and finally, love for each other. Let us not accept a distorted image of freedom which violates the rights of others – let’s make it clear that freedom is exactly the balance of diversities.

Branko Lustig, President of the Festival of Tolerance

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Dear film artists and Festival participants, dear guests and friends!

At the beginning of the 8th Festival of Tolerance – Zagreb Jewish Film Festival, I welcome you wholeheartedly and wish you a very pleasant stay in Zagreb.

Prior experiences and numerous recognitions from various institutions and individuals from our country and abroad have proved that this Festival offers a program that is necessary in today’s society. When I say necessary, I don’t mean only on the level of contributing to the cultural program of the City of Zagreb and presenting quality and highly esteemed works, but also on the level of influencing awareness about the meaning of tolerance and acknowledging diversity in a transitioning society which is going through transition, as well as through a crisis in values and moral. What has singled out this Festival as internationally unique from the very start is its devotion to the subject of the Holocaust and the education of all generations, especially schoolchildren, through various lectures and workshops on the necessity of understanding the different.

The Festival of Tolerance is an important public platform which is, with each year, visited by more and more people and which ever so clearly reminds us of the terrors of the Holocaust: it should not be forgotten!

We are encouraged by the fact that the Festival has thus far attracted more than 55 000 visitors, and that the shorter editions of the Festival are spreading even further – to Rijeka, Vienna, Belgrade, Sarajevo, Cetinje and Ljubljana. We are 4

exceptionally proud that the Festival gained recognition regionally as well as in country. This year, the 8th Festival of Tolerance – JFF Zagreb is dedicated to the 20th anniversary years of Schindler’s List, and is pleased to announce a special screening of the film at the cinema Europa, in the presence of distinguished guests. In honour of the anniversary for the entire duration of the festival from May 18th to 24th, for the first time in Croatia there will be an exhibition of photos from the Schindler’s List film set.

Of course, the Festival is also vastly attractive because its President is a two-time Academy Award winner and Holocaust survivor Mr. Branko Lustig, which is why, apart from the Croatian and European media, it is also well-known in the US media space. This also gives me a chance to thank Mr. Lustig for his commitment and engagement on this praiseworthy cultural project. Finally, we are extremely pleased and encouraged that the focus of this year’s Festival is put on tolerance – tolerance from all the aspects of social, cultural and religious perspective, which is more than important for our local and national multicultural and multiconfessional context.

To all Festival participants and dear guests from the country and abroad, I wish a very pleasant stay in Zagreb.

Cordially yours, the Mayor of Zagreb, Milan Bandić

Dear visitors, dear friends and partners,

We are extremely happy to present the Festival of Tolerance - JFF Zagreb for the 8th consecutive year, and with a most diverse and abundant program ever.

Led by the President Branko Lustig, a double Oscar winner and Holocaust survivor, we have been developing, in a joint effort, a cultural event with a mission to spread the idea of tolerance, social equality and understanding of diversity as the foundation of society in which we all deserve to live. We have taken the well-known saying about history being the teacher of life very seriously, and in order to never stop learning and never again, as a society, allow such dark and inhuman events to happen, each year we prepare this program as a constant reminder of the Holocaust. As the main focus of our program, the topic of the Holocaust serves as the ultimate warning of what happens when a society lacks tolerance as an imperative of human thought and action.

One of the most important films of all time on the subject of the Holocaust is the well-known “Schindler’s List”, directed

by Steven Spielberg, a masterpiece signed by our Festival President Branko Lustig as one of the producers, for which he received the prestigious Oscar Award. It has been 20 years since the filming of the “Schindler’s List”, and although it seems everyone has seen such a well-known film, generations born after the film was made, however, are not very familiar with all its significance. For this reason

we have decided to dedicate part of the Festival program to the 20th anniversary of the “Schindler’s List”, and to present an exhibition of photos from the film set for the first time in Croatia, together with a gala screening of the film in the presence of distinguished guests, members of the “Schindler’s List” film crew. Discriminated groups through past and present have, of course, not only been Jews. Unfortunately, in today’s society, that generally praises its democratic nature and freedom, a number of other minority groups such as the LGBT or Roma communities encounter groundless hostility. Therefore, in the festival program we want to actively speak about this and constantly warn the public, which constitutes the key instance for positive social changes. The Festival of Tolerance - JFF Zagreb is not only a film festival, it tries to spread the idea of tolerance to as many areas as possible. So along with many educational programs, such as the so-called “Educational mornings” with Branko Lustig and Mirko Ilic, and a film workshop titled “International Talent Workshop”, we are organizing a music program, two literary readings, round table on the theme of artwork theft and three thematic exhibitions. Apart from the photo exhibition from the set of the “Schindler’s List”, we are presenting an exhibition of street art titled “Street Art Against Oblivion”, and a major exhibition of Slovak painter Adolf Frankl “Art Against Oblivion”, in collaboration with Klovićevi 5

Dvori Gallery, with the support of the Croatian Ministry of Culture and the City of Zagreb. This year for the first time we are presenting an innovative program called the “Festival Market”, a platform for communication and exchange of experiences among Europe’s most prominent film festivals that includes screenings of films for the first time presented to Croatian audience, interviews with festivals’ representatives and the availability of information and materials from the visiting festivals. Since the Festival takes place here primarily because of its visitors, we are especially pleased with the fact that the various Festival programs in the past seven years have been visited by more than 56000 visitors, to whom we are sincerely grateful for their support over the years. We owe all our past and future visitors an equal level of quality and relevance of our programs, as well as constant development of the Festival, in order to successfully promote, in mutual effort, the ideas that we deeply believe in, according to which we live and work.

The Festival of Tolerance strives to become a cultural event of wider regional reach so we are especially proud to have the value and quality of the festival recognized by other cities in Croatia and the region, and this year the 8th edition of the Festival of Tolerance - JFF Zagreb

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will be held in Rijeka, Vienna, Belgrade, Sarajevo, Cetinje and Ljubljana. A yearslong sponsor of the Festival of Tolerance the City of Zagreb and many valued sponsors and partners have made this year’s Festival program free for all visitors and participants. A big thank you to all of you who have recognized this project and contributed to its organization. To all our sponsors, partners and friends - thank you for the generous support and assistance.

A special thank you to our volunteers, without whose enthusiasm and selfless work this festival would not be what it is. Since we deeply believe that tolerance and equality do not recognize age boundaries, and that each contribution is of utmost importance, our volunteers include members of all age groups. This is our contribution to the development of inter-generational solidarity, by giving everyone an opportunity to contribute to what they believe in and consider valuable. We hope and believe that you will find a lot of interesting content in the varied program of the 8th Festival of Tolerance - JFF Zagreb, and join us in the promotion of tolerance as a basic premise of modern civilized society.

Welcome to the 8th Festival of Tolerance – JFF Zagreb!

Intenational talent Workshop - Cue 7!

We developed quite a habit of hosting young and promising film Talents on Zagreb’s film sets, under the umbrella of the 8th Tolerance Film Festival. Guided by both Croatian and International film theorists as well as practitioners, the chosen participants will be given an opportunity to shoot a short feature film.

Tolerance, ongoing theme of Jewish film festival is naturally predetermined as topic of ITW’s competition for screenwriters, which is mentored by two time Oscar award winner mr. Branko Lustig, and coached by Project Managers Staša Čelan and Andrej Korovljev. This year, by the unanimous decision, the winning screenplay is “Games”, compelling story written by young and promising writer from Zagreb, Ana Feil.

Six carefully chosen Talents are going to do their best to make at least equally compelling short film based on this screenplay, with the guidance of their mentors and knowledge they’ll be able to absorb from distinguished ITW’s lecturers, such as: Branko Lustig (CRO), needs no further introduction, Darko Lungulov (SRB), various international film awards winner for many of his documentaries, Jeanine Meerapfel (GER), also winner of multiple awards for her docs and short

films, Branko Linta (CRO), one of the most prominent Croatian DOP’s, etc.

Chosen Talents, coming from various countries and cultural backgrounds (Denmark, Macedonia, Check Republic, Croatia…), are going to experience intensive filmmaking week, learning trade secrets of three main stages in filmmaking: Preproduction, which consists of screenplay development, storyboarding, auditions for actors, scouting for film locations, rehearsals etc.

Production (shooting), in which the participants will assume their rolls in film crew, and shoot the film.

Postproduction, which consists of film editing, sound processing and color correction.

Result of their effort will be presented to the public at this year’s festival cinema Theater “Tuškanac” in Zagreb, on May 24th, at 7 PM. It is a grand finale for ITW’s Talents and final test of their skills, so help them overcome their stage fright, come to the Premiere night and support young film enthusiasts, we guarantee that you’ll find it worth the effort!

Andrej Korovljev and Staša Čelan

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LECTURERS

Branko Lustig

Branko Lustig, born in Osijek, Croatia and graduated in Acting from Zagreb’s Academy of Dramatic Arts. One of the most notable producers working today, he is the only Croatian to have won two Oscars (in 1994 for Schindler’s List and in 2001 for Gladiator), alongside his many other prestigious awards.

Branko began his film career in the 1950's as an assistant director at Jadran

Film, Croatia’s biggest film and television studio. He produced Branko Bauer’s Don’t Look Back, My Son (1956), Veljko Bulajic’s Kozara (1962) and The Battle of Neretva (1969), which was nominated for a Best Foreign Film Oscar.

Due to his knowledge of foreign languages he worked on almost every co-production made in Yugoslavia, including The Tin Drum (1979) and Sophie’s Choice (1982), as

well as the miniseries The Winds of War (1983) and War and Remembrance (1988).

In 2008 he began teaching Production at the Academy of Dramatic Art. His business and film enthusiasm are as strong as ever and in recent years he has worked on many major Hollywood films, such as Hannibal (2001), Black Hawk Down (2001), Kingdom of Heaven (2005) and American Gangster (2007).

in Valladolid. In 2000 he directed the successful German horror film Anatomy, starring Franka Potente, and in 2003 the equally well received sequel Anatomy 2.

Between those two Ruzowitzky's first international co-production All the Queen's Men from 2001, starring Matt LeBlanc and Eddie Izzard, was received poorly by both critics and viewers. In 2007 Ruzowitzky's The Counterfeiters premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival and was nominated for a Golden Bear award. The film is based on the memoirs of Adolf Burger, a

Jewish Slovak typographer and Holocaust survivor involved in Operation Bernhard.

The Counterfeiters, nominated on behalf of Austrian cinema, won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film at the 80th Academy Awards on 24th February 2008.

He is currently working on the vampire horror film The Last Voyage of the Demeter, which is based on Bram Stoker's Dracula tale,[4] and the psychological thriller Braincopy.

Stefan Ruzowitzky

Stefan Ruzowitzky (born 25 December 1961) is an Austrian film director and screenwriter.

In 1996, Ruzowitzky presented his first feature film, Tempo, about a group of youths living in Vienna. He was subsequently awarded with the Max Ophüls Preis. His next feature film, The Inheritors, set in the rural Mühlviertel in Upper Austria, came out in 1998, and was awarded Best Picture at the Rotterdam film festival as well as at the Flanders Film Festival. It also got a prize at the International Film Festival

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Jeanine Meerapfel Jeanine Meerapfel was born in 1943 in Buenos Aires. She studied at the Journalism school there from 1961-1964, and has lived in Germany since 1964, when she received the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Scholarship to study at the Institute for Film at the Academy of Art and Design in Ulm. Jeanine is an editor and freelance journalist, and has written film reviews since 1970. She is also a lecturer for film at the Adult Education Center (VHS) in Ulm and at the Goethe Institut in various countries. Jeanine's first feature film, Malou (1980), which she wrote and directed, won the International Film Critics' prize Fipresci in Cannes, 1st prize at the Chicago Film Festival, and 1st prize at the San Sebastian Film Festival.

Other feature films she has written and directed include Die Verliebten (1987), La Amiga (1988), which won, amongst other things, the 1989 German film prize, and

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Amigomio (1995), which won the 1990 Saarland script prize. Her documentary films include Im Land Meiner Eltern (1981), which won the Golden Ducat at the 1981 Mannheim Film Week, Die Kummelturkin Geht (1985), which won, amongst other things, the 1985 German Critic's Prize, and Desembarcos - Es Gibt Kein Vergessen (1989), which won, amongst other things, the 1990 City of Strasbourg Prize. She has participated in numerous festivals with her films or as a jury member. In 1990, Jeanine became professor of Television/ Film at the Academy of Media Arts, specializing in directing for documentary and feature films. She recived the "Artists Award for Femail Directors of Nordrhine Westfalia 2000". The Jury mentioned the "strength and clarity of her images that are telling human fate in a precise yet compassionate and poetic way, leaving great impact on the audience".

Branko Linta

Branko Linta was born in Zagreb in 1968. He graduated in film and television photography from the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb. He has worked as director of photography on numerous feature-length films, such as Fine Dead Girls (Fine mrtve djevojke), 100 Minutes of Glory

(100 minuta Slave), I Love You (Volim te), Nobody's Son (NiÄ?iji sin), The Blacks (Crnci).

Some of the most important awards he has received are Golden Arena for best photography in I Love You and Best artistic achievement for The Blacks.

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THE TEAM

Andrej Korovljev

Andrej Korovljev was born in 1970 in Pula. After finishing high school, he came to Zagreb where he studied Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture. Finding that this was not his vocation after all, he decided to travel to London where he studied film directing at the University of Westminster. In 2000 he returns to Croatia where he starts to work artistically

and commercially. The base of his work are television commercials, and Andrej has directed hundreds of commercials for leading domestic and overseas clients.

From an artistic point of view, Andrej has proved to be good in the documentary field as well. His film ” In Rust ” was awarded and screened at film festivals around the world and has been included

in anthologies of Croatian documentary. Andrej has also received numerous awards for his commercials, music videos and short films. He has been a selctor of short films for the Motovun Film Festival and is a member of the Croatian Film Directors. Andrej is a double winner of award Porin and Octavian and of Jelena Rajkovic award.

editing numerous music videos, commercials, TV shows Po Ure Torture, Ništa osobno…

In 2000 he has won a special award for directing Milenij at Požega One Minute Film Festival. He wrote film reviews for Hrvatski filmski ljetopis and Hrvatski vijenac. For 15 years he has been active in the organization of Cinema club Zagreb as a film workshops lecturer and a mentor to young filmmakers. He has held film workshops throughout Croatia, organized

by the Croatian Film Club’s Association, Croatian Education and Teacher Training Agency, Dubrava Cultural Centre and Cinema club Zagreb. Alongside Irena Marković, he is the co-founder of a new film production company Focusmedia d.o.o., focused primarily on independent film production.

In 2010. Staša has become actively involved in the organization of the International Talent film Workshop and came to be the project manager.

Staša Čelan

Staša Čelan was born in Split in 1969. In Zagreb he studied film and TV editing at the Academy of Dramatic Art. To this date, he edited 6 feature films Puna kuća, Da mi je biti morski pas, Ante se vraća kući, 04, Najveća pogreška Alberta Einsteina, Zagorka, full-length documentaries O kravama i ljudima, Život na svježem zraku, Sevdah, fiction series Vjerujem u anđele and dozens of short documentaries and experimental films. He is actively working on TV projects, directing and

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TALENTS

Andrej Georgiev

Name & surname

Andrej Georgiev

Date of birth

17. 04. 1990

Nationality

Macedonian

Name & surname

Kevin Pedersen

Date of birth

04. 09. 1986

Nationality

Denmark

I am 23 years old, and I live in Skopje. I consider myself a kid from the street and that is why I feel more comfortable when I work on urban topics. I am always up for a revolution and I think that my work can leave a mark, and make a change in our

world. I believe that meeting new people and having new experiences will help me into becoming a better filmmaker, learning from some of the best in the business and working with young talented people is something I look forward to!

Kevin Pedersen

Visual arts and film making is the only skill and passion that have really sticked through my previous hardships. That's why I'm completely dedicated to becoming the best cinematographer I can possibly be, and helping others on the same path socialize and meet likeminded people and

create a space where we can grow together.

I've made short films before and my work life is also becoming more and more focused on cinematics; so now I'm looking to gain my skills with bigger and longer productions.

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Tamara Kotevska I live and study in Skopje all my life minus one year spent in the USA as a high school exchange student. Traveling and meeting new people are very important part of my life. I never miss a chance to be a part of a film project. My experience with films has shown me that the more you create the bigger the passion gets. Being a part of a film project on an international level with

Name & surname

Tamara Kotevska

Date of birth

09. 08. 1993

Nationality

Macedonian

people who share the same passion and who I could learn from so many valuable things about my future film work could be a turning point for me, especially while I am still a student. With two years of college remaining, I believe this is a great time for me to be a part of the workshop, as it will broaden my views for my future work.

Toma Zidić I started in Cinema Club Zagreb in 2004. during my high school education. Untill now I've managed to write and direct six shorts, develop a first feature script, to lecture on some workshops, develop a film revue in Zelina, acting workshop in Bol, etc. While preparing my projects and collaborating with other people I'm in constant search for new ideas, con16

cepts, visions and images. While filming experience drives us and push us forward through space and time, the knowledge itself is the only reliable fuel for that push.

I'm constantly learning, so that is the only reason for my participation - learn more, learn new things, learn again and again what I already know - and I know so little.

Name & surname

Toma Zidić

Date of birth

21. 01. 1988

Nationality

Croatian

Ana Feil

Name & surname

Ana Feil

Date of birth

02. 12. 1992

Nationality

Croatian

Name & surname

Tereza Kovářová

Date of birth

28. 03. 1991

Nationality

Czech

Although I have not worked as much on publishing my work yet, I am an author of seventeen feature-length screenplays and

numerous short film screenplays, which are the result of almost seven year work I have continuously devoted myself to.

Tereza Kovárˇová

I was born in Czech industrial city so I enjoy the steel aesthetics. I used to express myself through ballet, music and writing fiction. Then I realised the most natural method of speaking to people for me is through movies.

I expect I will have the possibility to meet new ideas and thoughts about film direct-

ing, confront them with my experience and expand it that way. I'm constantly looking for the opportunities to direct film genres I have not tried yet. Moreover, it’s everytime inspiring to cooperate with foreign filmmakers and learn how they think while creating.

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Saturday 17.05.

Sunday 18.05.

Monday 19.05.

Tuesday 20.05.

07:00 shooting

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meeting up at cinema Tuškanac, working on screenplay

storyboarding, equipment check, rehearsal

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lunch

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introductory lecture by Branko Lustig

lecture by Branko Linta

lecture by Stefan Ruzowitzky (on site)

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working on screenplay, storyboarding

location scouting, rehearsal, costumes

shooting

19:00 shooting

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closing time

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lecture by Jeanine Meerapfel

lecture by Darko Lungulov

control projection

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editing

editing

sound editing, color correction

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closing time

premiere night cinema Tuškanac

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CONTACTS

Andrej Georgiev +389 78611267 andrej2005@hotmail.com

Toma Zidić

+385 917987855 toma.zidic@gmail.com

Kevin Pedersen

Tamara Kotevska

Ana Feil

Tereza Kovářová

Andrej Korovljev

JFF ZAGREB

+45 23662112 kevin.pedersen@gmail.com

+385 917966086 ana.feil@hotmail.com

+389 78431741 kotevska.tamara@gmail.com

+42 0728327781 lumirovna@gmail.com

ITW TEAM

Staša Čelan, manager stasa.celan@jff-zagreb.hr

andrej.korovljev@jff-zagreb.hr

Vojnovićeva 15 10000 Zagreb, Croatia + 385 1 4813658 talentworkshop@jff-zagreb.hr www.festivaloftolerance.com

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President of the Festival Branko Lustig Office: Zagreb Jewish Film Festival Association, Vojnovićeva 15, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia

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POD POKROVITELJSTVOM GRADA ZAGREBA

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8. Festival of Tolerance – JFF Zagreb May 17th to 24th 2014 Cinema Europa, Cinema Tuťkanac www.festivaloftolerance.com www.facebook.com/ZgJewishFilmFestival

We are grateful to all the partners who have recognized the value of our Festival and helped us in our mission to promote tolerance as an imperative of the society