I Act, I Am

Miroslav Mandić, 2018.

Categories: Feature Film

Regional film triptych "I Act, I Am", directed by Miroslav Mandić, brings three stories happening in three different cities - Sarajevo, Ljubljana and Zagreb, and shows lives of actors and actresses and the ways in which the roles they play change their identities.

Cast: Goran Bogdan, Lana Barić, Mojca Funkl, Olga Pakalović, Ivana Roščić, Franjo Dijak and many others. 

Storyline:

While preparing for the part of a thief, a young actress begins stealing in real life. Having exceeded her character's traits, she is frustrated on the set and leaves the shoot. / During his research for the part of a bum, an actor wanders around shelters trying to make friends with the homeless. Freedom of a lifestyle without duties overwhelms him. / An actor and an actress are playing a passionate couple in a TV soap. After the production is over he pursues her, claiming to be in love. She insists what they did in front of the camera has nothing to do with their private lives, but he obsessively persists. 

The film triptych "I Act, I Am" was partially filmed on the island of Krk, and the Croatian film premiere took place at Art-kino.

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