Nenad Bach

Everything is Forever (2014)
Film (Biography, Documentary, Military/War and Musical) Composer Nenad Bach was a rock star in his native country, Croatia, but in1984 he made the decision to expatriate in order to follow his dream of finding a U.S. market for his music, in an industry dominated by youth and pop culture. He has never given up. Most importantly he remains committed to his work as a 'citizen of the world', a tireless antiwar activist, the driving passion which infuses his life and the music he creates. Everything is Forever delves deep into the soul of an artist, who to this day has unfinished business. Written by Anonymous

Feeding Pigeons (2011)
Film (Drama and Drama) Composer Max, middle aged and African American, a part time writer who has recently become unemployed, takes refuge in Prospect Park where he distracts himself by feeding pigeons and idling on a bench. He becomes drawn to one of the parks occupants, Pierre, a Puerto Rican Vietnam Vet. During the encounter, Max comes to realize that whatever his 'problems ' are, he is not alone in having to grapple with the world. Written by Anonymous

The Barber of Kigali (2008)
Film (Drama and Drama) Composer An African barber must decide whether or not to kill his next client, the Colonel who murdered his father twenty years ago in a genocide.

Freedom from Despair (2004)
Film (Documentary) Composer True stories of the Croatian People's struggle to overcome oppression from communist Yugoslavia and the 1990's fight to save thier war ravaged homeland.

Justice (2003)
Film (Comedy and Drama) Composer Drew is a cute, dorky comic book writer who's still struggling with crippling grief over losing a close friend to the World Trade Center attack. After his friend's death he yearns to do something meaningful as a tribute to those who died. He cooks up the idea of an "everyday hero," a character based on an average New Yorker without super powers. Drew's idea is that we all are heroes in our own way. The idea of course is lambasted by Drew's colleagues. But after he selects an unwitting person to base his character, Justice, on, the comic becomes a surprise hit. Things get sticky when nosy Village Voice reporter Mara becomes determined to find the true identity of Justice... Written by Anonymous