ABOUT THE MOVIE
Tomislav P. (42) is a co-owner in a residential high-rise in Zagreb. Motivated by accidentally attending the co-op meeting, his experiences there, and the ‘war’ on the building’s notice board between the two candidates running for the tenants representative, he decides to delve a little deeper into the building relations, common resources and their expenditure. However, the parliament election year sets the pace of the residential building election to an incredible extent. Resources, gas separators, damaged tins, building’s dereliction, all these matters give way to those seeking ideological answers to the questions of where you were in 1991, are you a leftist or a rightist, our man or their man. Seemingly a low-tension election prove just the opposite. Everyday conflicts arise and anxiety builds up among Tomislav P.’s building tenants.
Tomislav Pulić
Tomislav Pulić was born 1972 in Šibenik. He graduated from the Zagreb Faculty of Political Sciences in 1998. Since 1992 he has been working for HRT. His managerial duties reached their peak between 2009 and 2011 when he acted as the Chief Producer at Croatian Television and CEO at ORFEJ from 2011 to 2013. Since 2013 he has been the executive producer at the Department of Culture, Art and Religion. Candidate is his debut film.
Robert Tomić Zuber
Robert Zuber was born in Pula in 1972. He's been working as a journalist and editor, and he was awarded twice by the Croatian Journalist Society. During the last 8 years he's mostly been doing journalistic work for Croatian Radiotelevision and investigating social and humanitarian topics mostly through his TV show "Mission". Through his career, he started filming documentary films. 2001. he directed his first documentary film, "Na stanici u Puli", which was the most watched documentary in cinemas that year. His second autobiographical documentary, "An Accidental Son", shot as a part of UNICEF's "Every Child Needs A Home" action and received the award Oktavijan for the best documentary of the year on the Days of Croatian Film. The last film he directed, "Mila Seeks Senida" received an award at Sarajevo Film Festival, in the category of human rights. In 2016, after 3 years of being the Commissioning Editor for the documentary programme on HRT he is now a freelancer.
