Izzy
Izidor is a forty-two-year-old with a diagnosis of herpes spasms, tetraparesis, shrapnel in the lungs and one kidney. He lives with his sick parents. Mother has gone trough chemotherapy, his father is suffering from PTSD, survived three brain strikes. Isidore’s sister, an unemployed mother of three children lives on the floor of a family home. The film is intertwined with their destiny and fear of the uncertain future.
Drago Toroman
Drago Toroman, born in 1955, a pensioner from Zagreb. For many years he has been involved in amateur photography and documentary film. He has participated in several group exhibitions such as the exhibition of photographs at the Museum of Applied Arts (1983), Photo Club Zagreb (1985), Photo Exhibition of Mosor – Split Mountains (2008), and an Independent Ghana (2007) Zadar club in Zagreb. At the same time he is working on short documentaries: The last rafting produced by Restarta from Zagreb (winner of the Golden Bumblebee at the Srem Film Festival, winner of the special prize at the Rovinj Festival of Ethnographic Documentary Film, played at numerous festivals as the North American Prime Minister in Palm Springs) also documentary film about Ghana and a few other short movies. The short-feature documentary film Izzy was produced by Fade in, a deeply emotional documentary about 80% invalid Izidor. At the International Documentary Film Festival in Slavonski Brod for the film, the author received the third prize.
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