Ivan Ramljak
Ivan RAMLJAK (1974, Croatia) is a filmmaker, film critic, and independent curator. In 2003, he founded Human Rights Film Festival in Zagreb, Croatia. Since 2013, he curates the Short Tuesday film programme at cinema Tuškanac in Zagreb. Since 2016, he is the Artistic Director of Tabor Film Festival, the oldest short film festival in Croatia. So far, he has directed eleven films – four fiction films, five documentaries and two experimental films. His films have been shown at more than 80 international festivals all over the world (including IFFR, Cinéma du Réel, Dok Leipzig), and have won several awards. Ivan is a member of the IFFR selection committee for shorts and serves as a scout for films from former Yugoslav countries.
Filmography
Bore Lee: Deadly Sins! (2005), 38 Baba Visnjina Street (2007, short doc), Siget (2008, short, co-dir), Liberation in 26 Pictures (2009, short, co-dir)
Ivan Ramljak op IFFR
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Bore Lee: Deadly Sins!
Ivan Ramljak, Mario Kovač, Krešimir Pauk | 100' | Croatia | None
Genre mania in Dalmatia as Bore Lee protects his hometown from all manner of baddies. -
Liberation in 26 Pictures
Ivan Ramljak, Marko Skobalj | 17' | Bosnia and Herzegovina | International premiere
An old man observes certain acts of domestic violence across the street – and decides to get back in action, the partisan way. Das ist… -
Big Rocks
Boris Ivković | 60' | Croatia | International premiere
Some dastardly dudes try to mess with Bore Lee, only to get their butts kicked hard. Croatia’s cult outsider artist in his greatest adventures.