MOJ NAROD UMIRE (E LA MIA GENTE MUORE)

Vilim Darko Micovillovich

Vilim Darko Micovillovich (Pula, 1955) worked with Radio Teletorino International for a long period. Subsequently, since 1984 he has been working as assistant director in private television broadcasting abroad. Committed also to the field of music, ho has produced and directed numerous music videos for himself and for many other musical groups. In 1985 ho had his first region-wide television broadcast, soon followed by others. Ho has participated in many Turin Film Fostival, entering the videos: Pachytelia (1987), L'inizio della fine (1988), Generazione metropolitana (1989), Straight Out and La bici di Camilla (1990). In 1991 his short film, Moà Narod Umire (E la mia gente muore, 1991) won the audience award in its category. In 1990 ho made a series of short films shot entirely in New York State for the Rai Corporation. He worked for Soviet state television and is presently working with the state televisions of Slovenia and Slovakia. Ho is still continuing his collaboration with Russian state television in the production and making of commercials. Since 1992 ho has worked with the Museum of Contemporary Art at the Castle of Rivoli, making educational videos and TV reports on the museum's exhibitions.