With promotion of two books – “Caricature and motion” by Midhat Ajanović and “The history of the film: Early and classical period” by Ante Peterlić the third day of MFF started. The books were presented by Diana Nenadić, film critics from Zagreb and Asaf Džanić, film theoretician from Sarajevo.

Predstavljanje knjiga	Press centar	Press centar
Uri BarOn	Necati Sonmez	Kino
Ziri	Caroline Leitner	Ifat Makbi

Also on the third day of the festival the films in the competition program were screened from 3 to 10:30 p.m. Ifat Makbi (“God forgot me” / Israel), Uri Bar On (representative for the film “Eight twenty eight” / Israel) and Joan Soler (“Abandoned” / Spain) presented their films. The following films were also screened: “Frantz Fanon – the memories from the asylum” / Algeria), “Egypt: we are watching you” / Egypt, “A Sunday in Pripyat” / France and “Children of a rape” / Greece.

In the late hours this evening too, a documentary from the “Controversial films” program was screened, and that was “The sex of the dinosaurs” / Spain.

Third night was ended with a party at the café club “Start” with a jam session.