Rondo (film)

Rondo is a 1966 Yugoslavian film by Croatian director Zvonimir Berkovi. It was filmed in Zagreb, Croatia then a part of Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

Produced in 1966, Rondo was the first fulllength film by former musician and screenwriter Zvonimir Berkovi, screenwriter of H8, a famous Croatian 1950s classic. In both films, he uses musical form as a source for the narrative. As in Mozarts Rondo which is repeatedly played in the soundtrack in Berkovis film the basic situation Sunday afternoon chess party is repeated with small variations, slowly bringing the three character towards a crisis. Very formal, very intimistic and set in a cosy middleclass environment, Rondo was very different from previous Yugoslav film tradition, introducing aesthetic of the modernist psychological novel into Croatian cinema.For her portrayal of Neda, Milena Dravi won a Silver Arena Award for Best Actress at the 1966 Pula Film Festival. ........

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