Krsto Škanata
Directing
Krsto Škanata was a Yugoslav and Serbian film director, born in Tivat on 12 January 1924. In a career spanning 40 years, he directed over 40 documentaries, among which many were included in the anthologies of the documentary genre. His films were victims of frequent bans by the Yugoslav government. He died on 18 February 2017 in Belgrade.
Known for
A Vampire's Nostalgia
January 1, 1968
First Grammatical Case: Human
January 1, 1964
12 Months of Winter
January 1, 1983
I Renounce The World
January 1, 1965
The Arrival
January 1, 1965
In the Shadow of Magic
January 1, 1955
Tito
March 15, 1977
Terrorists
January 1, 1970
Communists of Yugoslavia
January 1, 1975
Soldier, Go Away!
December 13, 1966
Report from the Zavoj Village
January 1, 1963
Great Century
January 1, 1958
Behind the camera28
- 1996Lovćen Director, Writer
- 1993God and Croats Director, Writer
- 1988Mosevac Director, Writer
- 1988Thank You for Freedom Director, Writer
- 1983Ateks Director, Writer
- 198312 Months of Winter Director, Writer
- 1980Josip Broz Tito Director, Writer
- 1977Tito Director, Writer
- 1975Communists of Yugoslavia Director, Writer
- 1973Ustashe