Girl of the Night

by Luka Marčetić

Dekle noči, fiction
In progress

SI, HR

The uneventful and aimless life of an alienated kleptomaniac gets unexpectedly complicated after he steals a bike from a stubborn girl who believes herself to be a real crime fighting superhero.

screenwriter
Luka Marčetić
director
Luka Marčetić
producer
Jerca Jerič, Andraž Jerič
director of photography
Lev Predan Kowarski
production designer
Katarina Riznar
costume designer
Katarina Šavs
key make-up artist
Lea Bratušek
featuring
Urban Kuntarič, Lara Wolf, Rok Roudi, Nejc Jezernik, Doroteja Nadrah, Marko Mandić, Nina Valič, Maja Sever
production
Temporama
co-production
Nukleus Film (HR), 001 (SI)
in collaboration with
Film Studio Viba Film
co-funding
Slovenian Film Centre
Luka Marčetić

Luka Marčetić was born in 1985 in Zagreb, Croatia, where he lived until moving to Slovenia by the age of 15. In high school he was very interested in game development and created several successful Flash games, which led to him moving to California where he worked with several startups at the age of 22. After moving back to Slovenia he graduated at the Institute and Academy of Multimedia in Ljubljana and started experimenting with different audiovisual formats for various platforms.
After an increasing recognition for his short-form work he created the first Slovenian web series Day of Love, which he released on YouTube, which he followed with three seasons of Paired Up, a television show which gained both critical and commercial success. Since then he made a couple of short films and directed a feature length film in 2016, a local low-budget comedy At Hostar which broke Slovenian box office records and became the most viewed film in Slovenian history. He followed the success with a sequel in 2022 while already developing his next feature to be shot in 2024.

Temporama was established in 2013 with a goal of providing support for the new generation of up-and-coming Slovenian film-makers. Their first feature film Consequences by Darko Štante premiered at Toronto IFF in 2018, followed by a considerable international success. Their most recent focus has been on producing feature films, with several titles currently in production or development, but they remain active in short form, documentary film, television content, and experimental cinema.