Golden Arena for Best Film Music

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

List of winners

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

Contents

Yugoslav competition (1955–1990)

YearWinnerEnglish title(s)Original title(s)
1955 Bojan Adamič Njih dvojica
1956 Marjan Kozina Dolina miru
1957 Borivoje Simić (shared) Priests Ćira and Spira Pop Ćira i pop Spira
Bojan Adamič (2) (shared)Tuđa zemlja
1958 Bojan Adamič (3) The Sky Through the Trees Kroz granje nebo
1959 Marijan Lipovšek Dobri stari pianino
1960 Branimir Sakač The Ninth Circle Deveti krug
1961
1962 Marjan Vodopivec Družinski dnevnik
1963 Dušan Radić Mačak pod šljemom
Čovek i zver
1964 Alojz Srebotnjak Ne joči, Peter
1965 Tomica Simović Doći i ostati
1966
1967 Zoran Hristić Hasanaginica
1968 Miljenko Prohaska Gravitacija ili fantastična mladost činovnika Borisa Horvata
1969 Zoran Hristić (2)Vrane
Horoskop
1970 Vojislav Kostić Biciklisti
Krvava bajka
1971 Jože Privšek Na klancu
1972 Kornelije Kovač Bez
1973 Tomislav Zografski Ukleti smo, Irina
1974 Alojz Srebotnjak (2)Pastirica
1975 Uroš Krek Povest o dobrih ljudeh
1976 Alfi Kabiljo Anno Domini 1573 Seljačka buna 1573
1977 Borislav Tamindžić Beštije
1978 Zoran Simjanović Miris poljskog cveća
1979 Buldožer Živi bili pa vidjeli
1980 Kornelije Kovač (2)Snovi, život, smrt Filipa Filipovića
1981 Alfi Kabiljo (2) The Falcon Banović Strahinja
1982 Bashkim Shehu
1983 Zoran Simjanović (2) Balkan Express Balkan ekspres
1984 Brane Živković In the Jaws of Life U raljama života
1985 Živan Cvitković Horvatov izbor
1986 Ljupčo Konstantinov Happy New Year '49 Srećna nova '49
1987 Janez Gregorc Ljubezni Blanke Kolak
1988 Gjon Gjevlekaj
1989 Arsen Dedić Donator
1990 Goran Bregović Silent Gunpowder Gluvi barut

Croatian competition (1992–present)

YearWinnerEnglish titleOriginal title
1991Festival was not held.
1992 Davor Rocco The Time of Warriors Vrijeme ratnika
1993 Igor Kuljerić Countess Dora Kontesa Dora
1994Award ceremony cancelled.
1995 Zrinko Tutić A Journey Through the Dark Side [1] Putovanje tamnom polutkom
1996 Davor Rocco (2) Prepoznavanje
1997 Arsen Dedić (2) Pont Neuf Pont Neuf
1998 Zrinko Tutić (2) When the Dead Start Singing Kad mrtvi zapjevaju
1999 Đelo Jusić Dubrovnik Twilight Dubrovački suton
2000 Mate Matišić Marshal Tito's Spirit Maršal
2001 Davor Rocco (3) Slow Surrender Polagana predaja
2002 Dalibor Pavičić Winter in Rio Prezimiti u Riu
2003 Mate Matišić (2) Witnesses Svjedoci
2004 Igor Kuljerić (2) Long Dark Night Duga mračna noć
2005 Darko Hajsek Sleep Sweet, My Darling Snivaj, zlato moje
2006 Tamara Obrovac What Is a Man Without a Moustache? Što je muškarac bez brkova
2007 Andrija Milić The Living and the Dead Živi i mrtvi
2008 Mate Matišić (3) No One's Son Ničiji sin
2009 Srđan Gulić Donkey Kenjac
2010 Alfi Kabiljo (3) (co-winner) Just Between Us Neka ostane među nama
Alan Bjelinski (co-winner)
2011 Dinko Appelt Koko and the Ghosts Koko i duhovi
2012 Stanko Kovačić [2] (co-winner) Sonja and the Bull Sonja i bik
Damir Martinović [2] (co-winner)
Ivanka Mazurkijević [2] (co-winner)
2013 Jura Ferina [3] (co-winner) Hush Šuti
Pavle Miholjević [3] (co-winner)
2014 Luka Zima [4] Zagreb CappucinoZagreb kapućino
2015 Teho Teardo [5] You Carry Me Ti mene nosiš
2016 Rundek Cargo Trio [6] Generation '68Generacija '68
2017 Alen Sinkauz [7] (co-winner) Goran Goran
Nenad Sinkauz [7] (co-winner)
2018 Alen Sinkauz (2) [8] (co-winner) The Eighth Commissioner Osmi povjerenik
Nenad Sinkauz (2) [8] (co-winner)
2019 Alen Sinkauz (3) [9] (co-winner) The Diary of Diana B Dnevnik Diane Budisavljević
Nenad Sinkauz (3) [9] (co-winner)
2020 Igor Paro [10] Fishing and Fishermen's ConversationsRibanje i ribarsko prigovaranje

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  2. 1 2 3 Petković, Vladan (30 July 2012). "First-timer Čučić wins Grand Golden Arena for A Letter to My Father". Cineuropa. Retrieved March 20, 2020.
  3. 1 2 "AWARDS of the 60th Pula Film Festival". Pula Film Festival . 29 July 2013. Retrieved 20 March 2020.
  4. ↑ "61st Pula Film Festival Awards". Pula Film Festival . 26 July 2014. Retrieved 20 March 2020.
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  6. ↑ "Awards of the 63rd Pula Film Festival". Pula Film Festival . 18 July 2017. Retrieved 19 March 2020.
  7. 1 2 "Awards of the 64th Pula Film Festival". Pula Film Festival . 26 September 2017. Retrieved 19 March 2020.
  8. 1 2 "Awards of the 65th Pula Film Festival". Pula Film Festival . 21 July 2018. Retrieved 19 March 2020.
  9. 1 2 "Awards of the 66th Pula Film Festival". Pula Film Festival . 20 July 2019. Retrieved 19 March 2020.
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