(P.S.)

Aleš Suk / Croatia / 2024 / World Premiere / 15 min.

synopsis

Silvan Skrivanic was the last inhabitant of a remote island in the Adriatic Sea, but even the traces of his existence are gradually disappearing – whether in the memories of others or in a landscape ravaged by a harsh climate. With the fading shadows of the human soul, it is as if life itself is disappearing from the island, leaving behind only the wind, the skeletons of animals and the inscriptions on the walls that have lost their meaning for others.

“The traces of the last soul and the prints of its existence, the messages of a place where everything has disappeared.”

biography

Documentary filmmaker and producer Aleš Suk (1977) graduated from FAMU in Prague, where he also subsequently worked as a teacher at the department of editing composition. He also teaches at the Academy of Applied Arts in Rijeka, where he lives and works. He is the founder and executive director of the production company Udruga UKUS and the author of works such as the short documentary The End of Light, which was screened at Ji.hlava IDFF in 2018.