A small bus terminal in Rijeka serves over 1,000 passengers daily while the city prepares for changes as Croatia joins the EU.
Synopsis
A small bus terminal in Rijeka serves over 1,000 passengers daily while the city prepares for changes as Croatia joins the EU.
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Synopsis
The bus terminal in Rijeka, Croatia, is a bustling hub for locals and travelers. Known as "Zabica," it plays a key role as the town prepares for EU membership. Daily routines unfold among employees at ticket offices, cafés, and shops. Bus drivers, cabbies, and a mix of regulars and drifters navigate the crowded space. The station reflects a community grappling with change amid plans for a new terminal.
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Why Watch
- Meet the diverse characters at Rijeka's bus terminal.
- Find out how the community copes with change.
- See the impact of EU membership on local life.
Did You Know
- The film is directed by Maša Drndić and released in 2013.
- The duration of the documentary is 44 minutes.
- The bus terminal 'Zabica' is described as a crossroads for tourists.
- The film captures the daily routines of various individuals at the terminal.
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What is the name of the bus terminal featured in the documentary?
The bus terminal featured in the documentary is called 'Zabica'.
Who is the director of The Waiting Point?
The director of The Waiting Point is Maša Drndić.
What year was The Waiting Point released?
The Waiting Point was released in 2013.
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