Housing Problem
Synopsis
A short hybrid documentary about Dujo, a young student who must quickly find a new place to live after being abruptly evicted by his landlord, all while trying to continue his studies in the big city. Through a blend of staged scenes and real-life interactions with landlords, filmed by the protagonist, the film deals with the sharp rise of rent prices in Croatia's capital city.
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