Rok Bicek

Rok Bicek was born on Oct 17, 1985 in Yugoslavia [now Slovenia]. Rok Bicek's big-screen debut came with Short Circuits directed by Janez Lapajne in 2006. Rok Bicek is known for Who's Afraid of the Big Black Wolf? directed by Janez Lapajne, Tilen Lapajne stars as Anze and Wayne T. Carr as John. Rok Bicek has got 24 awards and 29 nominations so far. The most recent award Rok Bicek achieved is Slovene Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Rok Bicek plays is Bird Atlas which will be released on Sep 02, 2021.

Rok Bicek (b. 1985). Class Enemy, his feature debut, won the Fedeora Award at the Venice Critics' Week (2013) and was finalist of LUX Prize, while the documentary The Family won the Grand Prix at the Locarno Critics' Week (2017). His work revealed a rare confidence, backed up by a clear esthetic favoring one shot sequences, specific color schemes and dramatic subjects narrated in an almost low-key, off-hand, but always controlled style. He plays with the potential danger lurking in small, everyday details. A gesture, a glance or the wrong word can have the potential to spark a fire. Rok is now working on the film adaptation of the novel Dark Mother Earth by Kristian Novak.