
Known for
Directing
Born
January 1, 1935 (age 91)
Birthplace
Podgorica, Kingdom of Yugoslavia [now Montenegro]
Vlatko Gilić (born 1 January 1935 in Podgorica, Montenegro, then Yugoslavia) is a Yugoslav director and writer whose work spans documentary and fiction and is closely associated with formally rigorous, philosophically inflected cinema of the late 1960s and 1970s. Between 1966 and 1980 he directed thirteen films—eleven shorts and two features—earning international recognition including a Silver Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival and the Grand Prix at Oberhausen.
Gilić’s films are marked by a slow, observational style that blends documentary material with allegory, ritual, and metaphysical inquiry. Often drawing on Christian symbolism and social critique, his work examines power,...
1986
Writer
1986
Director
1981
Writer
1980
Director, Writer, Production Design
1978
Writer
1975
Director, Writer
1973
Writer
1973
Director, Writer
1972
Director, Writer
1972
Director, Writer
1972
Director, Writer
1971
1971
Director, Writer
1970
Writer, Director
1970
Writer, Director
1969
Assistant Director
1969
Director, Writer
1968
Production Design
1968
Director
1966
Production Design
1966
Director, Writer
1965
Production Design