The trailer from "Beginners"as well as links to the Official Website, and Writer/Director Mike Mills' Blog, have been posted in the News section to the left of your screen. To view the trailer full screen, click the button to the top of left of the screen as the trailer opens. The trailer and caps of Goran's character "Andy" have also been posted to the Newsroom on the Message Board.
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Click on the News link to your left to view three clips of Goran and the 8 minute trailer from "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo", to watch fullscreen, just double click on the icon on your screen. The film is in theatres in the US now, and will be opening worldwide over the upcoming weeks.

Here's the promo pic of Goran as Dragon Armansky from "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo."

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Our special thanks go out to Goran and Ivana for sharing with us exclusively, four new photographs of baby Vigo. Click the pictures link to the left of your screen, then head to "Family Visnjic", for the big reveal.
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Goran, Ivana, Tin, and baby Vigo were featured in the September 21st issue of Story magazine. Scans of the article have been posted on the Message Board.
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The Croatian press has recently printed multiple articles about the photos of Vigo in our Image Gallery. They have stated that the pictures came from Goran himself, as well as claimed that the comments on those pictures that were written by me were his. Both statements were wrong. I feel it is necessary to remind said reporters of the disclaimer on our site which states that this is an unofficial fansite with no connections with Goran Visnjic himself or anyone related to him. In the future we would hope that said media outlets would contact us to obtain the correct information before printing inaccurate statements.
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Filming has been completed on "K-11," directed by it's co-writer, Jules Stewart. Goran's character is a successful young record producer who wakes up after a three-day binge in a special unit of L.A. County's Men's Central Jail dedicated to vulnerable prisoners.
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Our congratulations go out to Goran and Ivana on the birth of their new son, Vigo Leo Visnjic. Vigo was born on 7/7/11, weight 8lbs, height 19.5in. For more details visit the Newsroom on the Message Board.
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Variety picked up the news on Dark Hearts, and listed it as a "noir indie" film on the 4th, they were soon followed by breaks from many other sources, including at long last, imdb. According to a tweet by the make-up artist on FB filming finished the 5th, so, now, we wait and watch for release information.
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Caps have just been added to the Pictures thread on the Message Board of Goran from his 1997 TV Film: Tesko Je Reci Zbogom, stop on in for a look.
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Stop into the Forum to meet "Little Goran", a "peaceful and sweet little boy", in the Playpen facility at Orangutan Foundation International.

Again, quoting the article on their website, "Goran and his wife Ivana are fervent advocates of animal welfare and animal rights who have supported OFI and its Care Center and Quarantine over the years. To honor the Visnjic family, we named one orangutan “Ivana” (already released to the wild and currently pregnant). Once we got to know Goran Visnjic himself, we were very impressed by his quiet charisma. We named an orangutan infant who came to the Care Center as a tiny baby, “Goran.” It seems appropriate that the orangutan Goran reflects the Zen calmness and strength of his namesake." We couldn't agree more.
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Goran also spoke to members of Congress in Washington in May on behalf of IFAW about the issue of whaling. According to a Washington Examiner article, At a young age, Croatian-born "ER" hunk Goran Visnjic was smitten with the sea. "I spent all my childhood on a boat," the actor gushed Wednesday. So it was easy enough for the International Fund for Animal Welfare to snap him up and have him represent one of its pet causes -- whales -- this week in Washington. The actor told Yeas & Nays many people he meets don't realize whaling is still a problem in the world and that a big concern is that countries may be allowed to, again, commercially whale. "People think that if it's not happening in the states, it's not happening in the world," Visnjic said. You'll find the rest of the article in the Newroom on the Message Board.
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Photos and information have been posted in the Newsroom on the Message Board regarding the mini-series "Tito", which aired on HRT Television in Croatia in March of 2010. Goran appeared as Andrije Hebrang.
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Screencaps from “Apocrypha” directed by Russian writer-director Andrei Zvyagintse and staring Goran and Carla Gugino have been posted in Pics of the Day on the Message Board. While you're there, stop into the New York, I Love You thread in the Newsroom for another surprise.
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"The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler" is available for sale in your local Hallmark store. If you don't have access to a store, copies may be ordered for worldwide delivery, through this site. Prices and ordering information are available in News, under the Information heading on the left side of your screen.
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The DVD for the documentary "Searching for A Storm" is also available for sale, for more information visit our Newsroom or the Official website link:http://searchingforastorm.com for details.
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Photos and video footage of Goran at the 30th Annual Gift of Life Celebration for the National Kidney Foundation have been posted in the Image Gallery here on the Website as well as in the Newsroom on the Forum.
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Thanks to Hallmark Hall Of Fame, and photographer Kenny Felt, we've added a total of seven "Irena Sendler" premiere pictures of Goran and Ivana to our Image Gallery here on the Website.
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"After singing stop the war in Croatia for a couple of months we realized nobody was going to give us a hand and we had to do this on our own." Goran Visnjic, in "Searching For A Storm"

Director Jack Baric's, "Searching for a Storm".

"Searching for a Storm" is a documentary film that asks if the UN is guilty of using its international war crimes court to justify UN failures during the war in the former Yugoslavia. Critics charge that the UN's International War Crimes Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) is attempting to create a narrative which justifies the UN wartime position that the conflict in the Balkans was a civil war and not a war of aggression by Serbian president Slobodan Milosevic.

This charge is especially relevant to the current war crimes case of Croatian general Ante Gotovina, who has been indicted as a war criminal by the UN court. Gotovina is a hero in Croatia for leading Operation Storm, a military operation that liberated the country after four years of Serb occupation. However, many crimes were committed in the operation's aftermath and Gotovina is being tried as a war criminal for his command responsibility.

Juxtaposing current interviews with archival footage, Searching for a Storm examines UN wartime policies to learn if they may have contributed to the war's tragedies and the film asks if Gotovina is guilty or a political scapegoat for UN failures during the war.

In the documentary's search for the truth about what happened before, during, and after Operation Storm, the filmmakers interviewed people with a wide variety of opinions about the war and Gotovina's case, which is currently under way and will conclude in the summer of 2009. These interviews took the crew on a whirlwind tour of Europe to Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Paris, London and The Hague and included diplomats, human rights activists, journalists, clergy, soldiers, prosecution and defense staff, and lay Croats, Serbs and Bosnians, including Croatian actor Goran Visnjic.

For more on the film, and a link to the website, visit the Newsroom on the Forum.
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Thanks to Hallmark Hall of Fame, we have a Behind The Scenes Video, and 2 film previews, to the 3 new video interviews and photos of Goran from "The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler" already on the website. All six videos may be seen on the website News page until they reach their permanent home in Videos. Click on News below the Information heading on the left of your screen. They will appear in the center window of the main page. They are too big for the whole image to fit, so there is a sliding bar beneath them, you can center that and you see the green arrow, hit that and they play. Scroll down to see all six new videos. We have also added print interviews with the actors and writer/director John Kent Harrison in the Newsroom on the Forum. The film premiered on CBS Sunday, April 19, 2009, 9-11 PT/ET.
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In the year ahead, let's all find what's most beautiful in ourselves, our lives, our hearts, and pass it on. Let's believe at least one impossible thing every day -- then let's make it absolutely possible. Let's refuse the words no, can't, don't, give up. Let's spread the word that cancer can be defeated. Let's remember those we've lost and loved, and those still in the fight. And let's make a difference every day. When we stand up to cancer.

To show your support to Goran for his involvement here is the link to our team: