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01:23
timbuktu team: people & dogs
concept, direction and choice of music: Borut Šeparović actor: Sven Medvešek dramaturgy: Jasna Žmak novel adaption: Jasna Žmak and Borut Šeparović the dog (Mr. Bones): Cap dog trainer: Alen Mareković stray dogs: Azra, Floki, Blacky, Leda, Mate, Rex, Miffy, Meli, Bel, Linda I, Linda II and Nera stray dogs casting: Tatjana Zajec stray dogs guidance: Alen Crncan, Marija Ivšić, Ivan Jurišić, Sandra Krsnik, Maja Orešković Igrić, Silvija Špiljak, Morana Zajec guest actors: Mario Kovač, Vilim Matula, Bojan Navojec, homeless guests: Srećko Novak, Renato Vukoja, Vedran Zelko, Radovan Aleksić, Boris Davidović, Zdravko Erdelja, Miljenko Knez, Branimir Kušen, Mate Lukić, Ivan Mašina, Čedo Mileusnić, Jasminka Pandžić, Boris Sorić, Siniša Stećuk, Darko Žnidarec remote control car drivers: Matijas Behetić, Filip Kovačić Popov, Vedran Štuka, Ivan Živković, Tomislav Živković guests assistants: Martina Augustinović, Ana Branković, Ivana Nikčević production, project coordination and public relations: Dinka Bujas set design: Slaven Delalle light design: Slaven Delalle and Borut Separovic sound design: Damir Šimunović graphic design: Ira Payer photography: Damir Žižić
02:47
tim-buk-tu 2
the actor as a dog's voice - the next world... TIM-BUK-TU. ... The word alone was a promise, a guarantee of better days ahead. It didn’t matter how hot it was there. It didn’t matter that there was nothing to eat or drink or smell. If that’s where Willy was going, that’s where I wanted to go too.
01:22
timbuktu dnevnik hrt
pas treba čovjeka ali i čovjek treba psa... hrt 1, dnevnik, 04. listopada 2008.
01:08
timbuktu vijesti iz kulture
tv coverage, news from culture, croatian television, 05-10-2008 (hrt 1, vijesti iz kulture, 05. listopada 2008)
00:50
timbuktu 11 prilika za udomljavanje 12 pasa
the only performance that gives your money back if you adopt an actor! (jedina predstava koja ti vraća novac ako udomiš glumca!)
01:01
dodge the car
The road was immense, and the road was dazzling: a six-lane superhighway with cars and trucks speeding past in both directions. I didn't have to wait for the time to come; the time was upon me now. All I had to do was step into the road, and I would be in Timbuktu. I would be in the land where dogs talked as equals with men.
