This year's 22 Mediterranean Film Festival, in cooperation with HT Eronet is offering some of the best documentaries from previous festivals in its video library to all the film lovers. 

Through the HOME.TV platform, the Mediterranean Film Festival is presenting the last year's winner, the film ‘Underdown' directed by Sarah Kaskas from Lebanon, to its users. 

This is a film in which the author, as it was stated by the jury, bravely and confidently leads the viewers through the streets of the disintegrated and chaotic Beirut, following the shocking life stories of the protagonist and their hope. 

In addition to the film that won the 21 MFF Grand Prix, the video library also brings the documentary 'Paradise', by Spanish director Mateo Cabeza, which won a special jury mention.

This documentary is an extremely intimate and emotional story in which, in the isolated atmosphere of a hospital room, the roles of the father and the son are constantly merging and exchanging.

From the last year’s official competition the program also includes ‘Dima Punk’, by French director Dominique Caubet, ‘Sparks’ directed by Vldimir Perović from Montenegro and ‘Last Street’ by Spanish director Amanda Sans Pantling. 

The Festival video library will also include ‘Bure Bareta’, a story about Goran Bare, the frontman of the rock band Majke, directed by Renato Tonković, Mario Vukadin and Robert Bubalo.

Zdenko Jurilj's film 'People Who Planted Trees', written by Josip Mlakić, is in the selection from domestic production. The program will also include 'Curiosity', directed by Stjepan Skoko.

The Festival video library is going to be available to all the users until Sunday, August 29.