This year's Mediterranean Film Festival Split enters its finishing line, and the night before the bank holiday is an ideal opportunity to enjoy one of the three cinemas where films are shown as part of this cultural event.

The Spanish thriller "The Realm ", which in open air cinema "Bačvice" is being screened at 21:30 with its regional premiere, reveals what politicians are ready to do to maintain their reputation and influence. The main character in the film, that was directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen, is a corrupt politician who has been bogged down for using public funds for years, but the party members will after discovering one of the affairs, try to pass the whole blame on him. This is the most awarded Spanish film of the year, and has won seven Goya nationals including those for director, screenplay and main roles.

The new film by Oscar-winning director Paolo Sorrentino, is shown at 21:30 in open air cinema Bačvice. "Loro" is another visually impressive caricature of Italian society, which in the central part places one of the most corrupt modern Italian politicians, the controversial Silvio Berlusconi. Glamour, promiscuity, drugs, corruption, and leaping games are the characteristics of this satirical comedy that brings the multilayer portrait of this tycoon whose life is marked by scandals.

One of the greatest attractions of this year's Mediterranean Film Festival Split is a new film by famous Juliette Binoche, being screened at open air cinema Bačvice. "Who You Think I Am" premiered at the last Berlinale, where this Oscar winner was also the president of the jury.One of the greatest attractions of this year's Mediterranean Film Festival Split is a new film by famous Juliette Binoche, being screened at open air cinema Bačvice. "Who You Think I Am" premiered at the last Berlinale, where this Oscar winner was also the president of the jury.