The Last Roman God (2026)

The Last Roman God (2026), titled Posljednji rimski bog in its native Croatia, is a historical drama directed by Bozidar Domagoj Buric that explores the life and reign of Diocletian. The film delves into the complex character of the Roman emperor, who is also credited with founding the city of Split, examining both the positive and negative aspects of his rule alongside his personal relationships.

The production features a prominent Croatian cast led by Amar Bukvić, who portrays Diocles, also known as Diocletian. He is joined by Nataša Janjić Medančić as Prisca, Slavko Sobin as Maximian, Marko Cindrić as Carinus, and Krešimir Mikić as Lucius Flavius. The movie aims to provide a nuanced look at one of antiquity's most significant figures through the lens of contemporary Croatian cinema.

• The film is scheduled for release in 2026, marking it as an upcoming project currently in the pre-release or early distribution phase.
• Amar Bukvić takes on the dual role of Diocles and Emperor Diocletian, centralizing the narrative around his transformation and imperial power.
• Director Bozidar Domagoj Buric brings together a strong ensemble including notable actors such as Slavko Sobin and Marko Cindrić to portray key historical figures like Maximian and Carinus.