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Croatia: Film & TV Hub Attracts International Productions & Tourists

Croatia Solidifies Position⁢ as Premier European ‍Filming Destination,⁢ Attracting Record International Projects

ZAGREB, CROATIA – Croatia⁤ is experiencing a surge in international film and television production, fueled by a robust incentive scheme and diverse landscapes, solidifying its status as a⁢ leading European filming‌ location. A growing number of high-profile projects – from Hollywood blockbusters to international series‍ and autonomous​ films – are choosing Croatia for production, boosting‌ the local economy and driving screen tourism.

The Croatian Audiovisual Center’s (HAVC) incentive program has ⁣been instrumental ‍in attracting⁣ this investment. In⁤ 2023, projects supported included here We Go Again ⁤by‍ Ol Parker, Season 2 of succession ⁤by Jesse Armstrong, The​ witcher by Lauren schmidt Hissrich, and Hotel Portofino by Matt Baker, further positioning Croatia as ‌a ‌key European filming⁣ destination. This trend continued into 2024,⁢ with 16 international and domestic ⁢projects benefiting from the scheme, and extending into 2025 ‌with a diverse slate of productions.

Recent projects demonstrate Croatia’s expanding global appeal. ⁤in 2025, filming took place on the children’s animation tree & Bee (Recircle Studio), the UK crime series A Taste for Murder (Drugi‌ Plan), and the German ⁤TV film‌ Split Homicide (PAKT Media). Productions​ from the Netherlands (Golden‌ Hour S2,Nukleus Film) and India ‍(You Are Mine,I Am Yours,Blenda) joined recent U.S. projects La ‌Corinthians (MP Films) and Betamax (Embassy Films).

2024⁤ saw the German feature film Momo (PAKT Media), the UK series Debutante S2‍ (MP Film Production), the U.S.‌ series The Terminal List: Dark Wolf ​ (Embassy films),and Tidepools (4 Film) ⁣all utilize​ the incentive. A landmark ​moment occurred with SORE, Wife ⁢from the Future ⁣by Yandy Laurens, indonesia’s first-ever project filmed in⁤ Croatia and ⁢later selected as the nation’s Oscar‍ entry for Best International⁤ Feature​ Film.

Beyond international productions, ​the ‌scheme also supports croatian‍ co-productions, including Spacehead (PomPom ​Film), ‌ God Will Not Help (Kinorama), and ‍ Petty Thieves ‍(Kadromat). Projects like Empress S2 and Dražen have leveraged the incentive⁣ for post-production work.

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