Name: Filmform presenterar Ivan Ramljak: Visning och samtal på Malongen
Start: 2026-04-01T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Nytorget 15, SE-116 40 Stockholm, Sverige

$Filmform presenterar Ivan Ramljak: Visning och samtal p\u00e5 Malongen$

I början av april Filmform bjuder in Ivan Ramljak, filmskapare och nordisk scout för International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR), till Nordiska Konstförbundets (NKF) residens på Malongen i Stockholm. Under hans två veckor långa residens äger tre separata evenemang rum både på Malongen, Filmform samt på Bio Aspen.
Onsdag 1 April, kl 18-20. Visning och samtal kring tre av Ivan Ramljaks kortfilmer på Malongen (Nytorget 15). Följande filmer visas:

Ships Still Don't Come Ashore, 2017 2:45 min
Kino otok (Islands of Forgotten Cinemas), 2016, 35 min
Greetings from the Secretariat, 2025, 24 min
Total speltid: 61 min (+ kort introduktion och efterföljande q&a med Ivan Ramljak).
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Om filmerna och Ivan Ramljak (IN ENGLISH)

Ships Still Don't Come Ashore
In 1955, Mihovil Pansini, a legend of Croatian experimental cinema and founder of the Genre Film Festival (GEFF), made a film about the inability to escape from an island and from oneself. Its title was Ships Don’t Come Ashore. Sixty-two years later, ships still don’t come ashore in this 16mm tribute made by his grand-nephew.
Islands of Forgotten Cinemas
A poetic documentary about the loss of film culture in small villages on Croatian islands during the second half of the 20th century, told through intimate reminiscences of six protagonists.
Greetings from the Secretariat
On a paradise island, not everything is as perfect as it seems. A found footage crime film, made out of photographs discovered in a deserted police station, peers behind the warm sunshine and colourful attractions of one of the most popular tourist destinations in Croatia. Spanning decades, and two political systems, the crime scene photographs acquire their own syntax, telling a story of a society and its pathologies.
Ivan Ramljak (b. 1974) is a film director and independent curator. In 2003, he founded the Human Rights Film Festival Zagreb. From 2013 to 2022, he edited and hosted Short Tuesday, a short film program at the Tuškanac cinema in Zagreb, and from 2016 to 2023, he was the artistic director of the Tabor Film Festival. Since 2022, he has been one of the short film selectors at the Rotterdam Film Festival, as well as a scout for feature films from the former Yugoslavia. So far, he has directed 9 shorts, 1 medium-length film and 3 feature films, mostly of a documentary nature. His films Islands of Forgotten Cinemas, Home of the Resistance, Mezostajun, Once Upon a Youth and El Shatt - Blueprint For Utopia have been screened at more than 80 festivals around the world (IFFR, Cinéma du réel, DOK Leipzig, Sarajevo FF, DokuFest...), where they won a number of awards.