Casablanca Productions was formed by Igor Pediček and Boris Jurjaševič. Its filmography includes several short films, TV films and TV documentary films, children's TV programmes (‘Gold Dust’), TV series (‘Heroes of the Fifth Grade’, in three parts and ‘My Friend Arnold’, in five parts), documentary series (‘Tales of Scotland’, three 30-minute programmes, ‘Ireland in Words and Pictures’, three 30-minute programmes, ‘How We Attained Independence’, eight 80-minute programmes), and feature-length TV documentaries (‘Battle for Reka’, three episodes). Casablanca has produced the feature films Blues for Sara, directed by Boris Jurjaševič, Three Contributions to Slovene Madness (Omnibus), Loves of Blanka Kolak and Queen of Hearts.

Since 1999 Casablanca has collaborated with Studio Maj on several film co-productions: the short documentary films Lost Formula of J Puhar by P Grzinčič and It flies... It flies... It flies...Woman?, by Polona Sepe, and the animated series Bizgeci ('Buffoons') and Euphoria by Grega Mastnak. Casablanca and Studio Maj were co-producers of the international feature films Nikogaršnja zemlja ('No Man`s Land'), Lilijina zgodba ('Lilly's Story') and 'Well Tempered Corpses' (2005) directed by Benjamin Filipović.

In 2004 Casablanca produced the full-length feature film Alpenpolka, directed by Boris Jurjaševič, and in 2005 A Waltz For 4, directed by Boris Palčič.