The third day of the 27th Mediterranean Film Festival continued with a diverse film program, and special attention was focused on the fiction film “Honey Bunny” by Croatian director Igor Jelinović, which was screened in the Borak Cinema.

  

The film screenings of the third day started in the morning hours in the Borak Cinema. Four films from different European productions were presented to the audience at 10 am, as part of the "In Focus" program. "Triage" by the Spanish director Violeta García Escobar, "Everyday in Gaza" by Omar Rammal from Italy and Palestine, "The Freezer" by Raúl de la Fuente Calle and Amaija Remirez from Spain, and "The Colors of Nazar" by the Turkish-Kosovo author Fatih Diren were screened.

The film program continued at 5 pm as part of the official competition. The film “Sunday” by Italian director Giulio Tonincelli was screened, followed by the feature-length documentary “One Man Avalanche” by director Slobodanka Radun, a co-production between Montenegro and North Macedonia.

The third day film program continued at 9 pm at Cinema Borak, where the Spanish-Dutch production “Dreams for a Better Past”, directed by Albert Kuhn, and the 97-minute film “Che Guevara: The Last Companions” by French director Christophe Dimitri Réveille, were screened as part of the competition.

After the film program, the gathering of the festival audience and guests continued later in the evening. With good music and a relaxed atmosphere, the third day of the 27th Mediterranean Film Festival continued with socialising outside the cinema halls, which gave another festival evening its informal continuation.

The festival program continues with screenings in the official competition, the "In Focus" program, domestic productions and the OFF program. The youngest audience can also expect content in the program of the MFF Fora.

The international jury in three categories will decide on the best works at MFF. Members of the jury for the best feature documentary film - MFF Grand Prix are Alena Džebo, Johannes Pause and Vinko Brešan, while the jury members for best short film - MFF Best Short are Miro Barnjak, Siniša Gačić and Almin Kaplan. In addition to the Grand Prix and Best Short, the audience will traditionally award their prize, while the Best Camera award for the best cinematography will be awarded by the Association of Cinematographers in Bosnia and Herzegovina.