RAT ART: Croatian Independents (1997)
Zev Asher's fascinating collage documentary "RAT ART: Croatian Independents" focuses on artists working in Croatia, a nation devastated by the war in the former Yugoslavia. Many of these artists, working in the capital city of Zagreb, were relatively distant from the war zone, while others fought at the front lines, but all were equally aware of the war's effects on their nation.
Director: Zev Asher
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 50 min
Release Date: January 1, 1997
Original Language: en
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- What is RAT ART: Croatian Independents about?
- Zev Asher's fascinating collage documentary "RAT ART: Croatian Independents" focuses on artists working in Croatia, a nation devastated by the war in the former Yugoslavia. Many of these artists, working in the capital city of Zagreb, were relatively distant from the war zone, while others fought at the front lines, but all were equally aware of the war's effects on their nation.
- Who directed RAT ART: Croatian Independents?
- RAT ART: Croatian Independents was directed by Zev Asher.
- How long is RAT ART: Croatian Independents?
- RAT ART: Croatian Independents has a runtime of 50m (50 minutes).
- What genre is RAT ART: Croatian Independents?
- RAT ART: Croatian Independents is a Documentary film.