CroatiaThe new feature film 'Virus patološke dobrote' by director Predrag Ličina will have its world premiere on August 19 at the Open Air program of the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, which runs from August 14 to 21. The film, a Serbian-Croatian co-production, is set to release in cinemas across the region in November. It is a satirical sci-fi black comedy that explores modern society, recent history, and potential futures through humor and absurdity. The plot follows Zorka Vasiljevic, who encounters a man claiming to come from 2031 to prevent the outbreak of a mysterious virus called 'Virus patološke dobrote.' The film is based on a story from Ličina's collection 'Bljuzga u sumrak' (2022), with the screenplay written by Ličina himself. Notable actors include Hristina Popović and Nikola Đuričko, with production support from Serbia's Stiglitz Productions and Croatia's Terminal 3. The film received funding from the Serbian Film Center and the Croatian Audiovisual Center, among others.
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