Tourist agencies have filled the town of on the islandislanf of Brač with carton tourists. The locals are both cautious and cordial to their carton guests. They sustain from smoking in their presence. They drink coffee with them. They take selfies. They play tennis. They ride them on their bicycles. They lend them books from the local library. They organize poetry nights for them. They care for their carton pets. In case of any medical emergency, they take them to a carton clinic. A satirical view at Croatian tourism in the time of corona – and otherwise. 

Ivica Jakšić Čokrić Puko (1955) is an antifascist artist and an activist against tourism, democracy, and Coca-Cola. Born in Bol on the island of Brač, where he completed his primary and secondary education. Between 1973 and 2011, he organized Carnival fetes, participated in one-man and group exhibitions, performed artistic actions and performances, wrote books, directed stageplays, took part in poetry nights (and mornings), hosted festivals and performed various other stunts.  

Friday 30/07 at 21:15, cinema Billy