The film was shot in Rijeka by Zitkowsky, serving as the chief cinematographer for the Urania society of Budapest. It was likely intended as a supplement to the lectures delivered by the Hungarian geographer Rezső Havass. The footage includes scenes of a train entering Rijeka, the Korzo promenade, the salvaging of the sunken ship Ika, and a sunset. It was screened in Budapest in 1903.
Korzo – the main street in Rijeka, a promenade and the very heart of the city....
Fiction-experimental video, VHS....
Preparation for a ship launch. Produced by Kinoklub Jadran....
An underwater play of shapes, light, and the female body. Produced by Kinoklub Jadran....
A reconstruction of a true robbery at the Rijeka National Bank, directed by a pioneer of Trieste cinema and filmed on location at the actual...
A tourism film produced by Avala film....
Scenes of the entry of NDH units after the capitulation of Italy in 1943, streets and ruins. Featured in Hrvatski slikopisni tjednik, No. 114....
