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Watch anywhereAna, a seller of religious calendars and rosaries, Zorka, her inmmediate contender, and The Square we they work, are an inseparable trio in this humorous social essay about belonging and friendship.
AWARDS: Audience Award for Best Croatian Short Film. Mediterranean Film Festival Split/ Special Mention in 10000 Bucks Selection. Cinema City/ Special Mention. Festival Kratkih Kraken Fekk/ Best Regional Short Documentary Film. Belgrade Documentary And Short Film Festival/ Special Mention of the Jury. Croatian Film Days/ Best Documentary Film. Euro Fest European International Film Festival/ Special Mention. Festival Mundial de Cine de Veracruz/ Audience Award. DOKUMA Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTIONS: Mediterranean Film Festival Split/ Cinema City/ Sepetar Super Film Festival/ Dokufest/ Liburnia Film Festival/ Dokufest/ Liburnia Film Festival/ Festival Kratkih Kraken Fekk/ Budapest Documentary Film Festival/ Miradasdoc/ Luksuz Festival Po Ceni Filma/ Porec Dox/ Belgrade Documentary and Short Film Festival/ American Documentary Film Festival/ Doc Network/ Croatian Film Days/ Women's Voices Now Online Film Festival/ Dokuma/ Filmska Runda/ Dev97/ Makedox/ Tuzla Film Festival/ DocsDF/ Crossing The Screen Film Festival/ Jehlum Short & Long Film Festival/ Neisse Film Festival/ Beldocs/ Viva Film Festival/ Culese Din Balkani
Ana Square. A humorous social documentary
For already 40 years, without a single day of rest, Ana has been coming in front of the city church to sell the religious calendars and rosaries; in sun, in snow, in rain, on Sundays and holidays.
She is receiving a regular pension and she doesn't belong to the lowest stratum of society, but she has other motives. Only five meters away, Zorka, her immediate competitor, has placed her booth. They apply the business logic of keeping customers in a simple way – by lowering the prices.
Although they are in constant conflict, they can’t manage without each other. Dependence on the dynamic world of constant flow of information, gossip and colorful city characters made them firm symbols of one micro universe.
