This year’s ten days for ten years festival presents an intense interdisciplinary, artistic, educational and entertaining program including organizations that create such programs in the Youth Center, all realized through a participatory form of free action and self-organization.

PROGRAM:

FRIDAY, 30.9.
– 17h Presentation of the Code of Good Practice for the Establishment and Functioning of Civil-Public Partnership: Cultural Policies from Below – Razred
– 18h Skate contest – Skate Park
– 18h Participatory screen-printing workshop – Print shop
– 19h Education about volunteering – Razred
– 20h House & Hiphop Dance Workshop – Plava Dvorana
– 20h Music in the park – Skate Park

SATURDAY, 1.10.
– 11h Hiphop workshop with Nastya – Mala scena
– 18h Zvjerinjak, music and social program – Front yard
– 18h Intergenerational Conversations: Cultural Politics from Below – Front yard
– 19h Participatory screen-printing workshop – Front Yard
– 19h Introductory lecture of the analog photography workshop – Razred
– 19h Je t’aime et je t’aime pas c’est la même chose, circus performance + artist talk – Mala scena

SUNDAY, 2.10.
– 17h Movement workshop – Beton kino
– 19h Lecture of the analog photography workshop – Razred
– 21h Screening of the film Pina – Front Yard

MONDAY, 3.10.
– 17h Presentation of the literary club Writers for Writers: Snow White retelling/Snow White and the seven writers – OpenBox
– 19h Analog photography workshop – Kino klub Split
– 20h Ubijmo dosadu: screening of Croatian short films – Front Yard
– 21:30h Music in the court – Front Yard

TUESDAY, 4.10.
– 18h Ubijmo dosadu: carpentry workshop – Club Kocka
– 19h Analog photography workshop – Kino klub Split
– 20h My grandmother doesn’t know the term biopower, show + artist talk – Amfiteatar
– 21:30h Music in the court – Front Yard

WEDNESDAY, 5.10.
– 19h Developing works from the analog photography workshop – Kino klub Split
– 20h Presentation of Permaculture Association Dalmacija – Front Yard
– 20:15h Screening of the film In Transition 2.0: a story of resilience and hope in extraordinary times — Front Yard
– 21:30h Presentation of the Agile community resilience project – Front Yard
– 22h Music in the court – Front Yard

THURSDAY, 6.10.
– 18h Participatory screen-printing workshop – Print shop
– 19h Developing works from the analog photography workshop – Kino klub Split
– 19h Impro Jam & New Gondoliers – Plateau
– 20h Cirkviz – Razred
– 20h U kvadrat, film screenings + discursive program – Kino klub Split
– 21:30h Music by KLFM – Razred

FRIDAY, 7.10.
– 19h Exhibition of works from the analog photography workshop – Kino klub Split
– 20h qIZLOŽBE/Marko Gutić Mižimakov: Obzor događaja – MKC Gallery
– 20h Film screening Minding the Gap – Skate Park
– 21h RØLØ & From another mother, live – Club Kocka

SATURDAY, 8.10.
– 17h Lecture on the species that cause panic in our area – Kocka Gallery
– 18h Platformat@KLFM
– 19h Exhibition of works from the analog photography workshop – Kino klub Split
– 20h qIZLOŽBE/Marko Gutić Mižimakov: Obzor događaja – MKC Gallery
– 20h Showcase Lgnj, Samsa Gregor i Bresho – Kocka Gallery
– 21h Porto morto, live – Amfiteatar
– 23h KLFM party – Club Kocka

SUNDAY, 9.10.
– 19h Circus is performative art everywhere except in Croatia, installation + circus performance – Mala scena
– 19h Exhibition of works from the analog photography workshop – Kino klub Split
– 20h qIZLOŽBE/Marko Gutić Mižimakov: Obzor događaja – MKC Gallery
– 20h ISPOD BINE meets PLATFORMAT: DB Indoš – Kuća ekstremnog muzičkog kazališta & Trobecove krušne peći: Kužni Ifrit – Club Kocka

The visuals of Platformat were designed by je Segor Garber.
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Platformat is held under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia, the City of Split, the City of Zagreb, Pogon and Split Parking. The Youth Center platform is supported by the Kultura nova Foundation and the National Foundation for the Development of Civil Society.

Objava 10 YEARS FESTIVAL OF INDEPENDENT CULTURE – PLATFORMAT! pojavila se prvi puta na Dom mladih Split.

Pilar will hold a workshop from 24 to 27 June in the Cine Club Split. During the four-day workshop, participants will learn what they can do for their project in the preparatory phase. Practical part of the workshop will cover the following thematic units: Idea and script, Casting and location scouting, Visual approach – camera and light, creative dossier, presentation and analysis projects.

Attendees will be encouraged to come up with an idea for their film. All types of films are welcome (documentary, feature, film-essay, film as a diary entry etc.). The focus of the workshop is on the realization of films made in independent productions.

During the workshop, participants will have the opportunity to prepare their project from idea (script) to filming, analyzing and understanding the different stages of the creative process in the making of films. The workshop will be held in English. As part of the workshop, Pilar will present her debut feature film Las Ninas, and the presentation will be open to the public.

Registration fee: 200kn (100kn for members). The workshop is limited to 8 participants. In case of increased interest, the workshop leader will make a selection based on additional documentation (CV, motivation letter). Candidates with their own projects will have an additional advantage.

Applications for the workshop are open until June 10, and you can apply HERE.

Workshop is part of the International film program Mind the Image/Pazi na sliku.

Pilar Palomero – Born in Zaragoza, Pilar graduated in Hispanic Philology at the Zaragoza University in 2003. In 2006, she graduated in Cinematography at the Madrid Film School (ECAM).

In 2009, she directed ‘Niño Balcón’, a short film which enjoyed a long journey in both national and international festivals, winning more than 25 awards and more than 150 selections the Malaga Film Festival, the Huesca Film Festival, the Warsaw Film Festival, the San Luis International Film Festival or the Puchon International Film Festival were some of those events.

During this period, Pilar combined her film projects while working as a TV screenwriter and the co-writer of the feature film ‘Chaco’, by Bolivian director Diego Mondaca – which recently premiered at the 2020 Rotterdam Film Festival. She has also worked as a Screenplay and Photography teacher.

Her professional career took a great leap when she was selected by Hungarian director Béla Tarr as one of the 16 filmmakers to take part in his collaborative project Film Factory in Sarajevo (Bosnia-Herzegovina) in 2013. At the Film Factory, she had the opportunity to work and learn from some of the current film industry’s most important critics, director and theorists, such as Gus Van Sant, Carlos Reygadas, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Pedro Costa, Cristian Mungiu, Guy Maddin, Tilda Swinton, Juliette Binoche, Gael García Bernal, Jean-Michel Frodon, Rasha Salti, Thierry Garrel, Jonathan Rosenbaum and Jytte Jensen, among others.

During this period, she has written and directed the short films ‘Noć’ (2015) and ‘La Noche de Todas las Cosas’ (2016), the latter produced by Inicia Films and developed within the NISI MASA European Short Pitch’s framework – which took part, among others, at the Busan International Short Film Festival. She has also directed the featurette ‘Zimsko Sunce’ (2017), which earned a special BiH film jury mention at the Sarajevo Film Festival and premiered in Spain at the 2017 Alcala de Henares Film Festival and the Margenes Festival, as well as the creative documentary Horta (2017), which had its world premiered at the prestigious Doclisboa’17 and was selected at DocumentaMadrid, D’A Festival de Cine de Autor, Festival de Cine de Málaga and the London Contemporary Arts Intitute’s Frames of Representation.

In 2020 Pilar premiered her first feature film Las Niñas at the Malaga Film Festival, winning the Golden Biznaga for Best Film. After its passage through the festival, it reached commercial cinemas to great public and critical acclaim. Since its premiere, she has not stopped accumulating awards and recognitions, including 4 Goya Awards (Best Film, Best New Director, Best Original Screenplay and Best Cinematography) and the ASECAN Award (Film without Andalusian Production), making history by becoming the first director to win the award for Best New Director and Best Film for the same project. The film, produced by Inicia Films and Bteam Pictures, was also the big winner of the Feroz and Forqué Awards, as well as countless awards at different national film festivals and exhibitions.

Pilar is also part of the film collective BISTRIK7, and has participated in the Berlinale Talents in 2016 and 2021 and Sarajevo Talents 2016, as well as in the Residencies of the Academies of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences with which she is developing her next project, La Maternal. This feature film is currently in post-production.

Objava Open call for international film program: From script to camera with Pilar Palomero pojavila se prvi puta na Dom mladih Split.

Split Film Festival invites all moving image artists to submit their work for the 27th edition of the festival which will be held from 1st — 9th of September 2022.

info@splitfilmfestival.hr

splitfilmfestival.com

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Objava The submissions for Split Film Festival / International Festival Of New Film are officialy open pojavila se prvi puta na Dom mladih Split.

“Bingo: The King of the Mornings” won the Cinema Brazil Grand Prize in 2018, where it won all the key awards: for best film, best lead and supporting actor, best editing, set design, costume design and make-up. The film was also a Brazilian Oscar nominee.

The film is shown with Croatian and English subtitles.

Kino Cirkus is an educational film program of the contemporary circus collective Split ROOM 100, with which the audience can expand their knowledge about the layers of circus art, its significance, history and development.
Kino Cirkus is realized with the financial support of the Croatian Audiovisual Center. The screening at the Bačvice Open-Air Cinema is being realized in cooperation with Kino Mediteran and the Golden Gate Center for Culture and Lifelong Learning. The work of ROOM 100 is supported by the Kultura nova Foundation.

Objava Kino Cirkus pojavila se prvi puta na Dom mladih Split.

An existential study of ordinary lives led by two alienated urban white collar workers whose friendship gets unsettled by a woman, Accidental Life was the only feature film of Ante Peterlić, Croatian film theorist and film critic. The film received mediocre reviews and went largely unnoticed after its release, but has been reevaluated decades later as one of the best Croatian films ever made.

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The activity is a part of “Gradimo Dom zajedno”, co-funded by the European Union (ESF).

Objava Slučajni život (Accidental Life), film, dir.Ante Peterlić pojavila se prvi puta na Dom mladih Split.