Hrvoje HRIBAR

Born in Zagreb, Croatia, Hrvoje Hribar graduated in film directing from ADU (Academy of Dramatic Arts) in Zagreb. He has worked as a first assistant director, screenwriter, radio playwright, cook and essayist. Through his production company FIZ, he produced and directed the comedy What is a Man without a Moustache?, the highest grossing film at Croatian box office in 2006, which was shown in more than 30 international film festivals. Prior to that, he also wrote, directed and produced two documentaries (The World is Great and Once There Was a Man), as well as his first feature The Tranquilizer Gun. As a director and a scriptwriter, Hrvoje is also the author of Croatian Cathedrals (television film produced by HRT, Croatian public broadcaster) and the short film Between Zaghlul & Zaharias (produced by Tuna-film). In 2001, he directed the TV series New Age for Croatian Radiotelevision (HRT). He was awarded the Oktavijan (Best Croatian film of the year) several times (for the feature Tranquiliser Gun, the documentary Once There Was a Man and the short Between Z&Z). 

Since November 2010, Hrvoje has been serving as a member of the Executive Committee of FERA. In September 2010 he was appointed Chief Executive of the Croatian Audiovisual Centre, the main audiovisual agency in Croatia. 

FILMOGRAPHY: 

Croatian Cathedrals (Croatian Hrvatske katedrale, 1992) - TV film; 
Between Zaghlul & Zaharias (Croatian Između Zaghlula i Zahariasa, 1994) - short film; 
Tranquilizer Gun (Croatian Puška za uspavljivanje, 1997) - feature film; 
The World is Great (Croatian Svijet je velik, 1999) - documentary film; 
Once there was a Man (Croatian Bil jedon, 2001) - documentary film; 
New Age (Croatian Novo doba, 2001) - TV series; 
What Is a Man Without a Moustache? (Croatian Što je muškarac bez brkova, 2005) - feature film.

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