Travelling on the Path of Fear
In one blow, Zlatko loses his wife Štefica and their five children lose their mother. After her death at the unguarded railroad crossing in front of their house, Zlatko does his best to raise their five children alone. With love and patience, the rather stern man resigns himself to his new role as a single parent. Meanwhile, the engine driver who hit Štefica resumes his daily routine after a nervous breakdown. Štefica was not his first fatal victim, and she probably won’t be his last.
Silvio Mirošničenko
Silvio Mirošničenko was born in Bad Schussenried (Germany). He directed numerous documentaries for Croatian Television and for independent producers. His Railtrack Inspector won Best Documentary Film Award at Cinerail 2004 (France). Edo Maajka – Love Song About Storks won Best Editing Award at the Days of Croatian Film 2008 and Best Film Award at DORF 2008. Three of his films won awards at Liburnia Film Festival in Ičići (Barge Keeper, Railtrack Inspector and Edo Maajka – Love Song About Storks). His documentaries were shown at the most relevant national (Pula, Motovun, Days of Croatian Film) and international festivals (IDFA 2006, Travelling on the Path of Fear; Cinema du Reel 2004, The Barge Keeper). His films represented Croatia at Prix Europa in Berlin three times 2002/3/8 (Dreams from the Railway Station, The Barge Keeper, Edo Maajka – Love Song About Storks). He occasionally writes about film.
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