Editing Mira Furlan (section)

===Writing===
Furlan wrote the play ''Until Death Do Us Part'' ({{langx|hr|Dok nas smrt ne razdvoji}}), which is set in 1970s Zagreb.<ref name=botoks20181109>{{cite web|url=http://www.glas-slavonije.hr/215164/9/Nisam-prihvatila-botoks-i-slicne-akcije-ganjanja-vjecne-mladosti|title=Nisam prihvatila botoks i slične akcije ganjanja vječne mladosti|trans-title=I did not accept botox and similar actions of eternal youth|language=hr|website=[[Glas Slavonije]]|date=2 November 2013|access-date=9 November 2018|last=Persic|first=Vinko}}</ref> A collection of her columns in the now-defunct Croatian magazine ''[[Feral Tribune]]'' was published as the book ''Totalna rasprodaja'' in 2010.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.vecernji.hr/kultura/mira-furlan-booksi-predstavlja-knjigu-totalna-rasprodaja-clanak-357777|title=Mira Furlan u Booksi predstavlja knjigu "Totalna rasprodaja"|language=hr|access-date=23 January 2012|date=19 December 2011|last=Derk|first=Denis|website=[[Večernji list]]|trans-title=Mira Furlan in Booksi presents the book "Total Sale"}}</ref> Furlan chose to write her autobiography in English: ''Love Me More than Anything in the World: Stories about Belonging''. The book is not only a self-portrait of the actress, but also a picture of the disintegration of the Yugoslavian country and its moral values.