The Motovun Film Festival is an annual film festival established in 1999 and held in the small town of Motovun. It usually takes place over five or six days in late July or early August. Motovun Film Festival is entirely dedicated to films made in small studios and independent film productions. Founded by film director Rajko Grlić and producer Boris T. Matić, it was first organized in the late 1990s to fill the gap in cinema repertoire as there were almost none non-Hollywood films in wide distribution in Croatia at the time. The festival program every year consists of around 70 titles from all over the world, from documentaries to feature films, short and feature-length films, from guerrilla-made films to ...

Concert - The most beautiful compositions of great masters, Slobodan Begić violin, Nena Ćorak piano, Vanda Đanić cello, Tomislav Žerovnik guitar Candle light Concert 9 pm, St Saviour's Church

Zvjezdan Ružić: Pianotron Program je sačinjen od autorske glazbe uz nekoliko svjetskih hitova u Ružićevu aranžmanu (ABBA - Dancing Queen, Michael Jackson - Beat it...).   Na svom putovanju, Zvjezdan Ružić je svirao s mnogim glazbenicima iz različitih žanrova. Njegovo iskustvo i vještina, ali i mašta i hrabrost naveli su ga da kreira nešto potpuno novo - Pianotron. Pianotron je sastavljen od tri instrumenta- klavira, mellotrona i pedala na kojima unaprijed isprogramira zvuk koji kasnije pokreće udarcem noge. Svaki taj instrument predstavlja jedan dio Zvjezdanove osobnosti. Klavir predstavlja znanje, vještinu i mudrost, mellotron ono razigrano dijete u njemu koje se igra notama, a pedale onoga koji neprestano traga za nečim novim. Koliko god to nemoguće zvučalo, Zvjezdan sva tri instrumenta svira istovremeno. Kada svira, svoju publiku vodi na putovanje kroz različite prizme priče koju ...

Pero Škobalj - classical guitar Jakov Kakarigi  - flute Programme : Mozart, Beethoven, Albeniz... 9 pm, Church Rozario

Jelsa’s wine festival has returned to its original intentions – as a merry showcase promoting Hvar’s wines, especially the best of them which are produced in the area around Jelsa, a fertile area for growing grapes, where different producers work to their own theories, resulting in a delightful variety of red and white wines, ‘opolo’ rosés and prošek (sweet dessert wine). Over the last thirty years, these wines have distinguished themselves, winning prizes in competitions and delighting Jelsa’s visitors, who have the chance at the Wine Festival to taste the various wines and appreciate the differences between those produced on Hvar’s southern slopes, Jelsa’s valleys and hillsides or fields by the sea.

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