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Audience and Jury of the Liburnia Film Festival Best film What to do by Srđan Kovačević
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Audience and Jury of the Liburnia Film Festival Best film What to do by Srđan Kovačević

The 24th edition of the Liburnia Film Festival concluded with the awarding of the Best Film and Audience Award to Srđan Kovačević's documentary 'Ono što treba činiti.' The film was praised by both the international jury and audience for its emotional depth and portrayal of solidarity as a form of resistance in modern society, particularly relevant amid issues like labor market instability, migration, and exploitation of foreign workers. The audience gave it an average score of 4.771. Other notable awards included special recognition for Jadran Boban's 'Vučja gozba,' which blends local storytelling with universal themes, and Iva Kraljević's 'Ovu sobu ostavite zakopanu' for its regional and artistic achievements. Awards were also given for direction, editing, and cinematography, highlighting diverse aspects of filmmaking.

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Audience and Jury of the Liburnia Film Festival Best film What to do by Srđan Kovačević

The 24th edition of the Liburnia Film Festival concluded with the awarding of the Best Film and Audience Award to Srđan Kovačević's documentary 'Ono što treba činiti.' The film was praised by both the international jury and audience for its emotional depth and portrayal of solidarity as a form of resistance in modern society, particularly relevant amid issues like labor market instability, migration, and exploitation of foreign workers. The audience gave it an average score of 4.771. Other notable awards included special recognition for Jadran Boban's 'Vučja gozba,' which blends local storytelling with universal themes, and Iva Kraljević's 'Ovu sobu ostavite zakopanu' for its regional and artistic achievements. Awards were also given for direction, editing, and cinematography, highlighting diverse aspects of filmmaking.

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