Martin Horvat

Young partisan resistance fighter commander Franc Sever Franta faces an impossible task when he has to rescue 500 freedom fighters surrounded and outnumbered by a Nazi German division high in the mountains in harsh winter condition.

When a girl with a savior complex becomes Death, she seeks help from her best friend—only to discover that she is her first victim on duty. In their search for a solution, they face an absurd and chilling question: who—if anyone—deserves to die? A black comedy about mortality, friendship, and the fine print of divine bureaucracy.

When a young SS soldier encounters an avant-garde theater-troupe of survivors celebrating the end of WWII, he must come to terms with his complicity in their grief.

Young partisan resistance fighter commander Franc Sever Franta faces an impossible task when he has to rescue 500 freedom fighters surrounded and outnumbered by a Nazi German division high in the mountains in harsh winter condition.

When a girl with a savior complex becomes Death, she seeks help from her best friend—only to discover that she is her first victim on duty. In their search for a solution, they face an absurd and chilling question: who—if anyone—deserves to die? A black comedy about mortality, friendship, and the fine print of divine bureaucracy.

When a girl with a savior complex becomes Death, she seeks help from her best friend—only to discover that she is her first victim on duty. In their search for a solution, they face an absurd and chilling question: who—if anyone—deserves to die? A black comedy about mortality, friendship, and the fine print of divine bureaucracy.

When a young SS soldier encounters an avant-garde theater-troupe of survivors celebrating the end of WWII, he must come to terms with his complicity in their grief.