Hrvojka Begović holds a degree in acting from the Academy of Dramatic Art and in philosophy and sociology from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb. Since 2012 she collaborated with the Zagreb Youth Theatre as an associate and in 2015 she became the company member. In 2014 the role of Elmira in the graduation performance of 'Tartuffe', under Krešimir Dolenčić, earned her a nomination for the Croatian Theatre Award in the best female leading role category.
Maja Kovač graduated in preschool education from the Faculty of Teacher Training, followed by two semesters of film directing at FAMU (Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts) in Prague. Her artistic disposition stems from creative independent theatre and punk music scene. Since 2001, she is active as a professional actress and dancer, choreographer and drama teacher.
Filip Riđički graduated in acting from the Zagreb Academy of Dramatic Art. He is known for his roles in the first Croatian soap-opera 'Zabranjena ljubav' and the TV-series 'Crno-bijeli svijet'. He has since made a number of acclaimed television and theatrical performances. Filip is not only talented for theatre, but for music as well. He has two bands – Orvel in which he plays drums, and Lika Kolorado for which he sings and composes. Apart from acting and music, he also works as a radio host at the Gold FM Radio Station.
Vedran Senjanović graduated in journalism from the Zagreb Faculty of Political Sciences. Currently active as a cinematographer and editor, he is also working on his debut film. As a kid he was a real expert with the remote, first of his TV and VCR, then of a DVD player, and today he has insulating tape in one pocket and a cable in the other. He will edit whatever you want and has a firm opinion of which films he likes and which he dislikes.
Sara Stanić graduated in acting from the Zagreb Academy of Dramatic Art and was recently employed by the Croatian National Theatre of Varaždin. She made several features ('7 seX 7', 'Nije sve u lovi' i 'Lavina') and many short films and did a lot of television work (TV-series 'Crno-bijeli svijet' and 'Mamutica'). She is very active on theatre stages, loves documentaries and short films. Twice a year she watches 'Love Actually'.
Tina Tišljar graduated in production at the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb. She worked on many film festivals (Animafest, Zagreb Film Festival, Zagrebdox and others). She also worked at the Croatian Audiovisual Centre in the promotion department, and was assistant of production and coordinator of distribution for several Croatian feature films (Vis-à-Vis, Life Is a Trumpet, Zagreb Stories Vol. 3). Working as the Head of Children’s Program at Animafest she learned that the there is nothing better than watching movies with children.