The 60th Pula Film Festival, the most popular cultural event in the Republic of Croatia will be held from 13 to 27 July 2013. This year, the Festival΄s friend country is the whole European Union. As a result films from all 27 EU countries will be presented in the international section through feature-length and short film, selected by Festival΄s artistic director Zlatko Vidačković. 

This year, the national program will include the largest number of films ever. Pula Film Festival surely deserves its title of the oldest national film festival in the world, as it will screen twenty – four films. Fourteen films will be presented in the main section and ten more as co-productions with a minority Croatian share. 

The film Handymen (2013, 75 min) by Dalibor Matanic will open this year΄s festival. Among other films, which will premiere from 20 to 27 July 2013 are the films:

One Shot by Robert Orhel (2013, 76 min)

Cowboys by Tomislav Mirsic (2013, 90 min)

Goltzius and the Pelican Company by Peter Greenaway (Netherlands-Croatia-UK-France)

When Day Breaks by Goran Paskaljević (Serbia-Croatia-France)

The jury, composed by the screenwriter and director Petar Krelja, producer Stanislav Babić, actress Gordana Gadžić, director of photography Slobodan Trninić, and director and editor Damir Čučić will decide on the awards.