Kontraplan

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Kontraplan is a talk show broadcast live on Croatian Radiotelevision between 2005 and 2007. Its unique feature was that each guest was located in a separate studio set at a location which defined their background, such as their office or home. One guest as a rule shared the studio with the host to provide an objective, analytical role in the debate.

Kontraplan was a controversial TV show with no limits set to selecting participants or subjects: the guests invited to the show often confronted each other's views on any of the chosen segments of public life, sports, or current affairs, collectively contributing to a different take on a subject. The international embezzlement scandal involving allegations of money laundering through local branches of Hypo Alpe-Adria-Bank International bank was publicly talked about for the first time in Kontraplan.^{[citation needed]}

Production team

Author and host of the show was journalist and TV producer Dubravko Merlić, who later won the Rose d'Or award for The Pyramid series in 2007.

• Co-writer - Željko Matić
• Journalist - Ana Jergović
• Director - Danko Volarić

Sources

• Hypo Alpe Adria-A Bank Scandal in Austria
• Transcript of conversation Ferdinand Jukić and Dubravko Merlić
• Austria's ORF bought report from show Counter Angle
• Die Zeit, Bankenskandal

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