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2010 film

Forest Creatures (Croatian: Šuma summarum) is a 2010 Croatian black comedy film directed by Ivan-Goran Vitez.

Cast

The cast also includes Luka Peroš.

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The 75th Dubrovnik Summer Festival will be held in various site-specific locations in Dubrovnik from10 July to 25 August. During the 47 festival days, over 60 theatre, dance, folklore and other programmes will be presented to domestic and foreign audiences.

This year’s exceptionally rich and varied theatre programme includes three big premieres, performances of successful productions from previous seasons, and further development of dynamic co-productions and site-specific concepts through various collaborations and revitalisation of neglected festival venues.

Visiting productions this season include the Croatian National Theatre of Varaždin’sWaiting for Orestes, based on Sophocles' Electra, adapted by Lada Kaštelan and directed by Livija Pandur, who have both often explored big themes of our civilisation in their work. The Dubrovnik Summer Festival, Punctum Arts Organisation, KunstTeatar and Klajn House Dubrovnik will present a project by Ivan Plazibat, Ivana Vuković and Matija Čigir entitled Jimmy Ćorak, an exploration of the notions of acting and the character of an actor who is split between his professional and private life, technology and privacy, neurosis and human contact.

This year’s theatre programme includes successful productions from previous festival seasons. The youngest audience will enjoy the magical world of the musical stage piece The Enchanted Forest on Lovrjenac Fort. The adaptation of Sunčana Škrinjarić’s eponymous novel was directed by Lea Anastazija Fleger, dramatised by Nikolina Rafaj, while the music was composed by Frano Đurović and conducted by Mateo Narančić. With six scheduled performances, the audiences will again have the opportunity to enjoy the stories of the beloved gossipmongers from Kazerma in the play Mara and Kata, a project by Saša Božić and actresses Nataša Dangubić and Doris Šarić Kukuljica. Marijana Fumić’s last year

2005 Croatian TV series or program

Bitange i princeze (English: Bums and Princesses) is a Croatiansitcom. Produced by Interflim for HRT, the series aired from 15 April 2005 to 8 March 2010 on HRT 1 and HRT 2. It was created and directed by Goran Kulenović.

Set in Zagreb and loosely based on the premise of Friends, the series stars an ensemble cast that portrays five young adult friends living in two neighboring apartments: Robi (Rene Bitorajac), Kazo (Hrvoje Kečkeš), and Teo (Tarik Filipović) live opposite of Irena (Mila Elegović) and Lucija (Nataša Dangubić). Recurring characters include Gazda (Predrag Vušović), Armando (Dražen Čuček), and Saša (Mile Kekin).

Since the series concluded with its fifth season in 2010, it continued enjoying high popularity years after its release, and is generally regarded one of the best Croatian television series, often described as "the Croatian Friends." In 2021, the entire series was officially remastered and rerelesed by Interflim on YouTube.

Premise

Robert "Robi" Kumerle found a perfect new apartment for himself in Zagreb, but when he realizes he cannot afford it on his own, he invites Kazimir "Kazo", a man he just met in a pub and who happened to have moved out of his mother's apartment, to be his roommate. The issues arise when Irena Grobnik also attempts to move in the same apartment and share rent expenses with Lucija Toč, a girl she also just met at the video rental shop. Robi invites Kazo's friend Teodor "Teo," whose wife just evicted him out of their place, to join him and Kazo as a roommate; the boys ultimately end up getting the apartment, whereas the girls move into a neighboring one. Despite their differences in character and lifestyle, the five quickly form a friend group.

The group usually hangs out in a local pub called "Bitange i Princeze," where they are waited on by Armando, a feminine man who always flirts with Robi, but gets rejected due to Robi's dis