Acting
Filip Šovagović
Born 1966-09-13 · Zagreb, Croatia, Yugoslavia (now Zagreb, Croatia)
Filip Šovagović (born September 13, 1966 in Zagreb, SR Croatia, SFR Yugoslavia) is a Croatian actor, playwright and journalist. At first known simply as the son of renowned Croatian actor Fabijan Šovagović borned in Ladimirevci, Filip Šovagović has appeared in many films and TV shows in the last decade and a half, gradually building a reputation of his own. His films include No Man's Land, Oscar winner, and in 2005 he made his directorial début with the film Pušća Bistra. Šovagović is author of five plays, one of them, "The Brick", won the most important European radio award, Grand Prix of Italia. He writes a column in the Croatian daily newspaper 24 sata. His sister Anja Šovagović-Despot is also a renowned actress.
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Known for
Viewing momentNo Man's Land
Viewing momentMetastases
Viewing momentReality
Viewing momentMarked in the Restricted Area
Viewing momentSandbag Dam
Viewing momentOur Little Clinic
Viewing momentEach Time We Part Away
Viewing momentCelestial Body
Viewing momentMadonna
Viewing momentSokol Did Not Love Him
Viewing momentRussian Meat
Viewing momentThe Third Woman
Viewing momentThe Melon Route
Viewing momentBelow the Line
Viewing momentInspector Martin and the Gang of Snails
Viewing momentInfection
Viewing momentPont Neuf
Viewing momentLove Life of a Gentle Coward
Viewing momentTrail of the Beast
Viewing momentThe Living and the Dead
Viewing momentThe Three Men of Melita Zganjer
Viewing momentDriving Instructor
Viewing momentHamburg Altona
Viewing momentCharuga
Viewing momentChristmas in Vienna
Viewing momentLife Is a Trumpet
Viewing momentA Shokac Woman
Viewing momentSucks
Viewing momentThe Last Will
Viewing momentGrandma Bijela
Viewing momentFragments: Chronicle of a Vanishing
Viewing momentMy Uncle's Legacy
Viewing momentOperation Barbarossa
Viewing momentTransatlantic
Viewing momentThe Eighth Commissioner
Viewing momentA Rifle for Sleeping
Viewing momentSlow Surrender
Viewing momentIn Four Rows
