Golden Arena for Best Cinematography

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Golden Arena for
Best Cinematography
Country Yugoslavia (1955–1990)
Croatia (1992–present)
Presented by Pula Film Festival Jury
First awarded1955
Currently held by Jana Plećaš (2020)
Website Official Website

List of winners

The following is a list of winners of the Golden Arena for Best Cinematography at the Pula Film Festival.

Contents

Yugoslav competition (1955–1990)

YearWinnerEnglish title(s)Original title(s)
1955 Frano Vodopivec [1] The Girl and the Oak Djevojka i hrast
1956 Aleksandar Sekulović [2] Big and smallVeliki i mali
1957 Nenad Jovičić [3] (shared) Priests Ćira and Spira Popovi Ćira i Spira
Aleksandar Sekulović (2) [3] (shared)Saturday NightSubotom uveče
1958 Mihajlo Popović [4] The Sky Through the Trees Kroz granje nebo
1959 Aleksandar Sekulović (3) [5] AloneSam
1960 Ivan Marinček [6] The Ninth Circle Deveti krug
1961 Rudi Vavpotič [7] Ballad About a Trumpet and a Cloud Balada o trobenti in oblaku
1962 Aleksandar Sekulović (4) [8] Siberian Lady Macbeth Sibirska Ledi Magbet
1963 Mile de Gleria [9] Wild GrowthSamorastniki
1964 Tomislav Pinter [10] Pravo stanje stvari
1965 Tomislav Pinter (2) [11] Prometheus of the Island Prometej s otoka Viševice
1966 Tomislav Pinter (3) [12] Monday or Tuesday & Rondo Ponedjeljak ili utorak & Rondo
1967 Tomislav Pinter (4) [13] I Even Met Happy Gypsies & The Birch Tree Skupljači perja & Breza
1968 Ivica Rajković [14] & I Have Two Mothers and Two Fathers Gravitacija ili fantastična mladost činovnika Borisa Horvata & Imam dvije mame i dva tate
1969 Frano Vodopivec (2) [15] An Event & When You Hear the Bells Događaj & Kad čuješ zvona
1970 Rudi Vavpotič (2) [16] OxygenOxygen
1971 Milorad Jakšić [17] Red Wheat Rdeče klasje
1972 Mišo Samoilovski [18] A ShotIstrel / Pucanj
1973 Branko Blažina [19] Kužiš stari moj
1974 Nenad Jovičić (2) [20] The Dervish and Death Derviš i smrt
1975 Ljube Petkovski [21] Jad
1976 Branko Blažina (2) [22] Anno Domini 1573 Seljačka buna 1573
1977 Božidar Nikolić [23] Beštije
1978 Živko Zalar [24] Bravo Maestro & Fragrance of Wild Flowers Bravo maestro & Miris poljskog cveća
1979 Tomislav Pinter (5) [25] SearchIskanja
1980 Mišo Samoilovski (2) [26] The Lead BrigadeOlovna brigada
1981 Tomislav Pinter (6) [27] The Melody Haunts My Memory Samo jednom se ljubi
1982 Rado Likon [28] Razseljena oseba
1983 Živko Zalar (2) [29] Something In-Between Nešto između
1984 Goran Trbuljak [30] Early Snow in MunichRani snijeg u Münchenu
1985 Božidar Nikolić (2) [31] Život je lep
1986 Goran Trbuljak (2) [32] Dreaming the Rose San o ruži
1987 Radoslav Vladić [33] Na putu za Katangu
1988 Boris Gortinski [34] Zaboravljeni
1989 Tomislav Pinter (6) [35] That Summer of White Roses Đavolji raj
1990 Jure Pervanje [36] Veter v mreži

Croatian competition (1992–present)

YearWinnerEnglish titleOriginal title
1991
Festival was cancelled. [A]
1992 Goran Trbuljak (3) [37] The Stone Gate Kamenita vrata
1993 Slobodan Trninić [38] The Golden Years Zlatne godine
1994
National competition program was cancelled. [B]
1995 Tomislav Pinter (7) [39] Each Time We Part Away Svaki put kad se rastajemo
1996 Vjekoslav Vrdoljak [40] Nausikaya Nausikaja
1997 Goran Trbuljak (4) [41] Treća žena
1998 Goran Trbuljak (5) [42] Transatlantic Transatlantik
1999 Vjekoslav Vrdoljak (2) [43] Garcia Garcia
2000 Darko Šuvak [44] Celestial Body Nebo, sateliti
2001 Mirko Pivčević [45] Alone Sami
2002 Silvio Jesenković [46] Serafim, the Lighthouse Keeper's Son Serafin, svjetioničarev sin
2003 Živko Zalar (3) [47] Witnesses Svjedoci
2004 Mirko Pivčević (2) [48] A Wonderful Night in Split Ta divna Splitska noć
2005 Vjekoslav Vrdoljak (3) [49] Two Players from the Bench Dva igrača s klupe
2006 Branko Linta [50] I Love You Volim te
2007 Dragan Marković [51] (shared) The Living and the Dead Živi i mrtvi
Mirko Pivčević (3) [51] (shared)
2008 Davorin Gecl [52] Iza stakla
2009 Mirko Pivčević (4) [53] Donkey Kenjac
2010 Slobodan Trninić (2) [54] Just Between Us Neka ostane među nama
2011 Vanja Černjul [55] DaddyĆaća
2012 Dragan Ruljančić [56] Cannibal Vegetarian Ljudožder vegetarijanac
2013 Erol Zupčević [57] A Stranger Obrana i zaštita
2014 Branko Linta (2) [58] The ReaperKosac
2015 Mario Oljača [59] You Carry Me Ti mene nosiš
2016 Tamara Cesarec [60] Shooting Stars Narodni heroj Ljiljan Vidić
2017 Branko Linta (3) [61] The Constitution Ustav Republike Hrvatske
2018 Radislav Jovanov Gonzo [62] (shared)Deep CutsDuboki rezovi
Luka Matić [62] (shared)
Dubravka Kurobasa [62] (shared)
2019 Sven Pepeonik [63] The Diary of Diana B Dnevnik Diane Budisavljević
2020 Jana Plećaš [64] Mater

Notes

A.  ^ Although the festival was opened on 26 July 1991 and a press screening of Zrinko Ogresta's film Fragments: Chronicle of a Vanishing was held, the festival board presided by Antun Vrdoljak decided to cancel the festival, as a sign of protest against violence related to the Ten-Day War in Slovenia and the initial stages of the Croatian War of Independence. Nine films were supposed to be screened in the competition program. [65]
B.  ^ : The awards ceremony was cancelled in 1994 as only one Croatian feature film was made in the preceding 12 months (Bogdan Žižić's The Price of Life). The festival was held in spite of this, but the usual competition program was replaced by screenings of the classic works of the Zagreb School of Animated Film and documentaries, while the main program featured premieres of six American movies. [66]

Multiple winners

The following cinematographers have received multiple awards. Years in bold indicate wins in Yugoslav competition (1955–1990).

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