Heat
In a forgotten post-industrial town in central Croatia, three young friends spend their summer days aimlessly, trapped within the crumbling remnants of what was once a lively place. Their lives are marked by boredom, fleeting moments of joy, and a quiet sense of resignation to their fate. Through a series of vignettes, we witness their small, seemingly insignificant acts of rebellion against monotony, as the relentless weight of the neglected town gradually bears down on them.
Matija Tomić
Matija Tomić (Rijeka, November 10, 1985) is a graduate art educator. He completed his studies at the Academy of Applied Arts in Rijeka, graduating in the class of Professor Dalibor Martinis with a focus on “New Media.” He is the co-founder of the B.A.K.A. platform, an association focused on producing audiovisual works and cultural projects within the regional independent art scene and dedicated to independent film and video creation. Their work encompasses film directing, editing, design, and music.
Goran Nježić
Goran Nježić grew up in Sisak, a small Town in central Croatia. He went to study at the Academy of Applied Arts at the University of Rijeka. Upon graduation, Goran continued to work on the Croatian independent scene as a filmmaker and musician. His first short film after graduation, “Sweet Sunshine” premiered in 2017. He continues to work with galleries and artists in Croatia, producing and directing a blend of experimental and narrative cinema. He finished his latest movie “Far away clouds” in 2021.
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