Yet Another Departure— un film de Renata Poljak /

En 2016, le vaisseau amiral de l'ancienne marine yougoslave, Vis, a délibérément été coulé dans le but de créer une attraction touristique lors d'explorations sous-marines. Le bateau se trouve dans les fonds marins proches des eaux de l'Île de Brijuni qui, en 1956, a été le lieu où Nasser, Nehru et Tito se sont rencontrés pour discuter de leur opposition à la guerre froide et ont formé le mouvement des non-alignés.

In 2016, the ex-Yugoslav Navy flagship Vis was deliberately sunk in order to turn it into a scuba diving attraction in Croatia. The ship lies on the seabed of the waters close to Brijuni Islands where in 1956 Nasser, Nehru and Tito met to discuss their opposition to the Cold War and the formation of the Nonaligned Movement.
By employing visually impressive shots, the film establishes a signature spatial and temporal narrative, at the same time entering the space of fusion of personal and collective memory and dismemory, which, in the context of political and economic changes that have been occurring in Croatian society for the past several decades, acquire metaphorical and symbolic meanings, imbued with powerful socio-psychological implications.