AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFilm: Palestinian director Rakan Mayasi’s Yesterday the Eye Didn’t Sleep won best feature at the KineNova International Film Festival, where Serbian-Croatian co-production 3 Weeks After took the directing prize. Croatian-Slovak children’s film Glavonja, about family, friendship and autism, opened Belgrade’s Kids Fest after drawing around 70,000 viewers in Croatia. Heritage: Varaždinske Toplice’s Roman-era archaeological zone has received temporary cultural-asset status, while Krk’s Biserujka Cave draws visitors with its formations and tales of hidden pirate treasure. Screen: Croatia is set to get the first international adaptation of Death in Paradise, promising murder, humour and a strong sense of place. Coast: A new daily catamaran from Brač to Split, via Postira and Omiš, is due to launch on 1 November, cutting the trip from Pučišća to Split to about 70 minutes. Marine conservation: Diver Kristijan Curavić made an underwater appeal off Krapanj for stronger ocean protection and practical action against marine pollution. Football and society: Police arrested at least 12 Hajduk Split fans after antisemitic and pro-Nazi chants before the club’s match against Ajax drew condemnation from Croatia’s leaders.
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