- Occupation
Producer, Director - Country
Croatia
Krema Zoran
Djangarchi
Djangarchi is a film about Oleg Mankuev, one of four throat singers, the Djangarchi, from Kalmikija. Kalmikija is an autonomous republic of the Russian Federation and the only Buddhist country in Europe. Djangar is an epic poem that has been sung since ancient times. This poem is the carrier of national pride and identity of the people of Kalmikija throughout generations. Djangarchi has also been called ‘the carrier of eternity‘. Conceived as an exciting road movie documentary, the film follows Oleg's journey from Kalmikija to Croatia, in search of his own identity and new musician friends. By singing this old epic poem, Oleg is about to leave his motherland Kalmikija and is about to go to Rijeka (Croatia) to cooperate with Damir Martinovic, the frontman and the producer of Let 3, a famous and surely the most eccentric Croatian band.
Djangarchi is a film about Oleg Mankuev, one of four throat singers, the Djangarchi, from Kalmikija. Kalmikija is an autonomous republic of the Russian Federation and the only Buddhist country in Europe. Djangar is an epic poem that has been sung since ancient times. This poem is the carrier of national pride and identity of the people of Kalmikija throughout generations. Djangarchi has also been called ‘the carrier of eternity‘. Conceived as an exciting road movie documentary, the film follows Oleg's journey from Kalmikija to Croatia, in search of his own identity and new musician friends. By singing this old epic poem, Oleg is about to leave his motherland Kalmikija and is about to go to Rijeka (Croatia) to cooperate with Damir Martinovic, the frontman and the producer of Let 3, a famous and surely the most eccentric Croatian band.
Born in Rijeka (Croatia) on May 26, 1979. Master's Degree in Science of Communications (specialization: Mass Communications) at the University of Trieste, Italy, in 2006. His graduation thesis was ''Changes and Perspectives of Audiovisual Documentary Film with Digital Technology".Works as a freelance director, cameraman and editor, president of OKODOKO (association produces audio-visual records, encourage membership and cover audio-visual work all genre types).
2013. The Chaplin Theatre - Tragicomedy In Four Parts by Zoran Krema won the Oktavijan Award for The Best Documentary Film. Oktavijan is an award of the Croatian Film Critics’ Society.In 2012 K3 International short film festival jury selected Caugich's unpredictable fate (Krema, Peressutti, Sabbadini) as a winner for the Italian part of the festival. It competed in Italy, Austria and Slovenia. In the final it has won, among 1700 short films, the first price of the public.2012. "Teatar Chaplin-tragikomedija u četri čina" – Documentary about the first european Roma theatre that travels for the first time out of Croatia. Co-financed by the City of Rijeka and The Croatian Audiovisual Centre. Produced by "Okodoko". Premiered in Art Kino on October 30, 2012.2012. "Zofski Grč" – Documentary about the cult Rijeka art-rock group. Granted co-financing by the City of Rijeka and The Croatian Audiovisual Centre. Produced by "Okodoko". In post production.In 2010 his documentary film, in production of OKODOKO & MMC, about the poet Nikola Kraljić "Če sem sem... ma beloga tovara ne zovem moro" ("I Am What I Am, But I Do Not Call A White Donkey Black") got a special reward of the Directorate of the OFF, Opuzen Film Festival.In 2010, the film was projected in the Art kino Croatia, and before the film took part at the 19. Dani hrvatskog filma (19th Days of the Croatian Film) and at the 9. LFF-Liburnija film festival (9th LFF-Liburnija Film Festival), where it was awarded the 2nd Audience Prize.In 2010, the documentary film project "Djangarchi" (production Nukleus film Zagreb) was chosen between 13 European projects for Ex-Oriente Film Workshop, Praha, Varsavia, Jihlava Pitching Forum.In 2008, the short movie “Bruno” was awarded the 2nd prize by the Jury and the public proclaimed it the best short film at Palazzo del cinema/ Hiža filma Film Festival, in Gorizia, Italy.