Slovenski filmski center, javna agencija RS
Miklošičeva 38, SI-1000 Ljubljana
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Nataša Bučar, Director
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SLO: MOTION, a retrospective of Slovenian film (34 films), co-organised by the Slovenian Film Centre and Austrian Film Archive, supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna
Past Events
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Slovenian Film Retrospective, a selection of classic Slovenian films, prepared by Slovenian Film Centre and Slovenian Cinematheque in cooperation with the Royal Belgian Film Archive in Brussels, in the context of the Slovenian Presidency of the EU, supported by the Slovenian Ministry of Culture
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Animated documentary film Granny's Sexual Life directed by Urška Djukić (coproduced by Studio Virc), and narrative short animation Steakhouse directed by Špela Čadež (coproduced by Finta Film and RTV Slovenia), supported by Slovenian Film Centre, announced by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Ottawa
at the Ottawa International Animation Festival
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Slovenian film in focus, a number of screenings in collaboration with the Slovenian Film Centre
at the European Film Festival Palić
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The developing long-feature The Moon of the Kurent directed by Tomaž Gorkič, produced by Strup Productions presented at the NAFF Project Market, in the section It Project, in collaboration with the Slovenian Film Centre
at the BIFAN, Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival
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Overview of recent Slovenian film production, co-organised by the "Sava" Slovenian Society, Yugoslav Cinematheque in Belgrade and Slovenian Film Centre
at the Days of Slovenian Film
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A long-feature Father by Srdan Golubović, coproduced by Vertigo, a short film Bits by Áron Horváth Botka, produced by A Atalanta, a documentary Antigone – How Dare We! by Jani Sever (Sever & Sever Production), Reconciliation by Marija Zidar (Vertigo) presented in a documentary fine cut section Last Stop Trieste, Orchestra by Matevž Luzar, produced by Gustav Film at the First Cut Lab', a producer Matjaž Jerič (Temporama Film Society) participating in the section Cold Open, and participation in coproduction meetings When East Meets West, supported by Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Trieste Film Festival
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My last year as a loser by Urša Menart, Erased by Miha Mazzini and Half-Sister directed by Damjan Kozole, coorganised by the lectureship of Slovenian language in Sarajevo and the Centre for Slovene as a Second and Foreign Language and the Slovenian Film Centre
at the Days of the New Slovenian Film Sarajevo
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Slovenian Film Centre presents Slovenian feature films by Vinko Möderndorfer, Goran Vojnović and Miroslav Mandić at the virtual Marché du Film: 4 upcoming long-feature films and 5 upcoming documentaries in post-production. France Štiglic's The Ninth Circle in the Cannes Classics section. The Cinefondation residency hosts also Urška Djukić with her film-in-progress Little Trouble Girl prepared with the 2020 Producer On The Move Marina Gumzi.
at the Cannes International Film Festival
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The world premiere and screenings of Father, co-produced by Vertigo, in the Panorama section, and presentation of Slovenian film by Slovenian Film Centre in the frame of CEC Central European Cinema
at the Berlinale, Berlin International Film Festival
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The screenings of the restored versions of On Our Own Land (1948) and The Valley of Peace (1956), directed by France Štiglic (Triglav Film); Real Pests (1977), directed by Jože Bevc (Viba Film Studio); Funeral Feast (1969), directed by Matjaž Klopčič (Viba Film Studio), supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Skopje and Slovenian Film Centre,
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The screenings of the short film The Flood, directed by Kristjan Krančan and co-produced by EnaBanda Association, Sinhro Studio 100, Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia), and Grip MB; Slovenian Film Centre at the Short Film Market
at the Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival
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Overview of recent Slovenian film production, co-organised by the "Sava" Slovenian Society in Belgrade and Slovenian Film Centre
at the Days of Slovenian Film
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New Slovenian Cinema featuring screenings of My Last Year as a Loser, directed by Urša Menart (attending) and produced by Vertigo and co-produced by NuFrame, Sinhro Studio 100, and Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia); Consequences, directed by Darko Štante and co-produced by Temporama, Zwinger Film, NuFrame, and Sinhro Studio 100; History of Love, directed by Sonja Prosenc and produced by Mono O; and God Exists, Her Name Is Petrunya, co-produced by Vertigo; eight short films; a photoblog presentation and photo exhibition by Matjaž Rušt and Robert Marin, a concert by Niko Novak, poetry readings by Lidija Dimkovska and Jure Jakob, supported by Periskop and the Slovenian Film Centre,
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Screenings of The Valley of Peace (1956) and The Ballad of the Trumpet and the Cloud (1961), directed by France Štiglic (Triglav Film), Farewell until the Next War, directed by Živojin Pavlović (Viba Film Studio), and Moments of Decision, directed by František Čap and produced by Triglav Film, in the frame of the O PARTIGIANO! Pan-European Partisan film retrospective, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre and Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA),
at the Viennale
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The world premiere of Don't Forget to Breathe, directed by Martin Turk (attending) and co-produced by Bela Film and Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia), and minority production Wonder When You'll Miss Me, produced with the support of the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Rome Film Fest
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A retrospective of films by Vlado Škafar (attending), with screenings of A Girl and a Tree, Papa, Mother, and Letter to a Child (all Gustav Film), supported by the Slovenian Film Centre and Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA),
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The screenings of My Last Year as a Loser, directed by Urša Menart (attending) and produced by Vertigo and co-produced by NuFrame, Sinhro Studio 100, and Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia); Consequences, directed by Darko Štante and co-produced by Temporama, Zwinger Film, NuFrame, and Sinhro Studio 100; and I Act, I Am, directed by Miroslav Mandić and produced by Filmostovje, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre and the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Budapest,
at the Slovenian Film Days
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Screenings of Paradise, directed by Davide Del Degan and co-produced by A Atalanta, and Son, directed by Ines Tanović and co-produced by Mono O, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Busan International Film Festival
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The screenings of the short films Nežka, directed by Gaja Möderndorfer (Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT)), and The Right One, directed by Urška Djukić, in the Competition section; and Slovenian short films in the Focus section, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Drama International Short Film Festival
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The world premiere of Stories from the Chestnut Woods, directed by Gregor Božič and produced by Nosorogi and co-produced by Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia) (with director and producer Marina Gumzi attending), in the Discovery section; and Slovenian Film Centre at the festival's Industry Conference,
at the Toronto International Film Festival
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The screenings of Half-Sister, directed by Damjan Kozole (attending) and produced by Vertigo; God Exists, Her Name Is Petrunya, co-produced by Vertigo, I Act, I Am, directed by Miroslav Mandić and produced by Filmostovje; Stitches, co-produced by Nora Production Group; My Grandpa Is an Alien, co-produced by Senca Studio and Art Rebel 9; the premiere of the documentary The Daughter of Camorra, directed by Siniša Gačić (attending) and produced by Studio Maj, in the Official Competition; and episodes of the drama series The Lake, based on the book by Tadej Golob, directed by Matevž Luzar and produced by Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia) in the Avant Premiere Gala section, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Sarajevo Film Festival
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Screenings of Erased, directed by Miha Mazzini and Dušan Joksimović and produced by Gustav Film and co-produced by PAKT Media, in the Competition section; I Act, I Am, directed by Miroslav Mandić and produced by Filmostovje; Stitches, co-produced by Nora Production Group; God Exists, Her Name Is Petrunya, co-produced by Vertigo; and two minority productions: the docu-fiction The Diary of Diana B, co-produced by December Institute, and My Grandpa Is an Alien, co-produced by Senca Studio and Art Rebel 9; and Nežka, directed by Gaja Möderndorfer (Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT)), in the Student Shorts section; supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Pula Film Festival
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The screening of Half-Sister, directed by Damjan Kozole (Vertigo), in the Official Competition section and a short film Playing by Lun Sevnik in the Future Frames section, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
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The international premiere of Rosa, directed by Katja Colja and co-produced by Casablanca Productions, in the Competition section, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Shanghai International Film Festival
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Slovenian Film Days in Pula, featuring screenings of Gaja's World, directed by Peter K. Bratuša (Felina, Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)); Cankar, directed by Amir Muratović (Cebram Productions); On Our Own Land (digitally restored), directed by France Štiglic; and The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus Film), organised in cooperation with the Slovenian Film Centre,
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Urška Djukić's live-action short film The Right One at the opening of the Cannes Directors' Fortnight programme; the Slovenian Film Centre presents four Slovenian feature films at the film market (Market Screenings 2019), Rok Biček, Cvinger Film, participates at the Producer On The Move;
at the Cannes International Film Festival
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Screenings of Ivan, directed by Janez Burger (Staragara), The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus Film), Playing Men, , directed by Matjaž Ivanišin (Nosorogi and Restart), and a short film Fountain, directed by Goran Vojnović, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre and the Consulate General of the Republic of Slovenia Szentgotthárd,
at the Slovenian Film Days in Sobotel
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Screenings of Consequences, directed by Darko Štante and co-produced by Temporama, Zwinger Film, NuFrame, and 100; Erased, directed by Miha Mazzini and Dušan Joksimović and produced by Gustav Film and co-produced by PAKT Media; I Act, I Am, directed by Miroslav Mandić and produced by Filmostovje, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Days of the New Slovenian Film Sarajevo
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Screenings of The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus Film), supported by the Slovenian Film Centre and the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Tirana,
at the The Francophone spring in Albania
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A retrospective of films by Karpo Godina (attending), featuring screenings of Artificial Paradise, Red Boogie, The Raft of Medusa, the documentary Story of Mr. P. F., and several Godina's short films as well as a documentary about the director Karpotrotter, directed by Matjaž Ivanišin, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre and the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Rome,
at the Bergamo Film Meeting
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An overview of recent Slovenian film production, co-organised by the "Sava" Slovenian Society in Belgrade, Slovenian Film Centre and the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Belgrade
at the Days of Slovenian Film
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Slovenian Film Centre presents its cash rebate measure to the global film community and Slovenia's locations, in cooperation with the Slovenian Tourist Board,
at the FOCUS
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Slovenian Film Centre presents Slovenia's locations, in cooperation with the Slovenian Tourist Board,
at the FOCUS
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Russia Moscow Yunost Cinema
The Week of Slovenian Film, a retrospective with the screenings of Houston, We Have a Problem!, directed by Žiga Virc (Studio Virc); Slovenia, Australia and Tomorrow the World, directed by Marko Naberšnik (Perfo Production); Ivan, directed by Janez Burger (Staragara); Nika, directed by Slobodan Maksimović (Nora Production Group); Sly Foxes, directed by Boris Jurjaševič (Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)); Let Him Be a Basketball Player, directed by Boris Petkovič (Gustav Film); and the restored version of The Valley of Peace (1956), directed by France Štiglic (Triglav Film), with directors Marko Naberšnik, Žiga Virc, and Slobodan Maksimović and director of Slovenian Film Centre Nataša Bučar attending, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
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The retrospective of Slovenian film, featuring screenings of History of Love, directed by Sonja Prosenc (Monoo); Ivan, directed by Janez Burger (Staragara); The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus Film); Perseverance, directed by Miha Knific (Nukleus Film); The Family by Rok Biček (Cvinger Film); and documentaries Playing Men, directed by Matjaž Ivanišin (Nosorogi and Restart) and Blue Velvet Revisited, directed by Peter Braatz (Bela Film, Slovenian Film Centre), with appearances of directors Sonja Prosenc, Hanna A. W. Slak, and Peter Braatz and Nataša Bučar, director of the Slovenian Film Centre, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Riga International Film Festival
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A screening of The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus Film), supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Tuzla Film Festival
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The screenings of Consequences, directed by Darko Štante and co-produced by Temporama, Zwinger Film, NuFrame, and 100; Winter Flies, directed by Olmo Omerzu and co-produced by Cvinger Film, and An Episode in the Life of an Iron Picker, co-produced by Vertigo, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre and the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia London,
at the London Film Festival
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Screenings of Ivan, directed by Janez Burger (Staragara); The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus Film); Playing Men, directed by Matjaž Ivanišin (Nosorogi and Restart) and Fountain, written and directed by Goran Vojnović (Arsmedia), at the Slovenian Film Days, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre and the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Budapest,
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The screenings of Winter Flies, directed by Olmo Omerzu and co-produced by Cvinger Film, with appearance of the director, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Central and European Film Festival
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A screening of The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus Film), supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Alexandria Mediterranean Film Festival
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Canada Toronto EFP booth#24 at the Industry Centre,Scotiabank Theatre,TIFF Bell Lightbox
The world premiere of Consequences, directed by Darko Štante and co-produced by Temporama, Zwinger Film, NuFrame, and 100, in the Discovery programme, with the director Darko Štante, leading actor Matej Zemljič, and producers Andraž Jerič and Jerca Jerič (Temporama) attending the screenings; the screening of Winter Flies, directed by Olmo Omerzu and co-produced by Cvinger Film, in the Contemporary World Cinema programme; Slovenian Film Centre as member of the European Film Promotion presents its cash rebate measure at the Film Market,
at the Toronto International Film Festival
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The world premiere of Days of Madness, co-produced by Petra Pan Film Production, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre, at the Semaine de la Critique independent section
at the Locarno International Film Festival
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Screenings of History of Love, directed by Sonja Prosenc (Monoo), in the Cinema Europe section and The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus Film), in the Feature Film section, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Montenegro Film Festival
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Screenings of Ivan, directed by Janez Burger (Staragara), The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus Film), Men Don't Cry, co-produced by Iridium Film, Perseverance, directed by Miha Knific (Nukleus Film), in the Minority Co-Production section; Codelli, directed by Miha Čelar (Astral Film), in the Documentary section; Quiet, directed by Barbara Zemljič (Blade Production) in the Short Film section; Nighthawk, directed by Špela Čadež (Finta, Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia), Bonobostudio), Come Along, directed by Igor Šterk (A.A.C. Productions), Koyaa - Naughty Toy Car and Koyaa - Flying Workbook, directed by Kolja Saksida (ZVVIKS, Institute for Film and Audiovisual Production), in the Films for Children section; Back to Me(mories) and What Remains by Neli Maraž and Lucky for Us! by Jure Dostal, all produced by Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT), in the Student section; supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Pula Film Festival
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The world premieres of History of Love, directed by Sonja Prosenc and co-produced by Mono O, and Winter Flies, directed by Olmo Omerzu and co-produced by Cvinger Film, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre, in the official competition section
at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
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The creative team of the documentary film On the Other Side of Cornfields, directed by Miha Mohorič (Sagar Productions), at the RE-ACT (Regional Audiovisual Cooperation and Training) workshop, co-organised by the Slovenian Film Centre,
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Days of Slovenian Film in Pula, featuring the screenings of the restored version of the Slovenian classic Real Pests, directed by Jože Bevc (restored by Iridium Film), Slovenia, Australia and Tomorrow the World, directed by Marko Naberšnik (Perfo Production), Come Along, directed by Igor Šterk (A.A.C. Productions), and Let Him Be a Basketball Player, directed by Boris Petkovič (Gustav Film), organised by the Slovenian Film Centre in cooperation with the Slovenian Cultural Association Istra and the Pula Film Festival,
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Slovenian Film Centre presents Slovenia's locations and its cash rebate measure at the Film Market, in cooperation with the Institute of Authors, Performers and Producers of Audiovisual Works of Slovenia (AIPA) and Slovenian Tourist Board,
at the Cannes International Film Festival
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Screenings of Consequences, directed by Darko Štante (Temporama), History of Love, directed by Sonja Prosenc (Monoo), Stories from the Chesnut Woods, directed by Gregor Božič (Nosorogi), and Let Him Be a Basketball Player, directed by Boris Petkovič (Gustav Film), presented by the Slovenian Film Centre at the Market Screenings 2018; and Rok Sečen at the Producers On the Move networking platform,
at the Cannes International Film Festival
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The screenings of the documentary film The Family by Rok Biček (Cvinger Film), supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the DOK.fest
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The screenings of the restored version of The Valley of Peace (1956), directed by France Štiglic (Triglav Film), supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
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The screenings of documentary films The Family by Rok Biček (Cvinger Film) and Playing Men by Matjaž Ivanišin (Nosorogi), supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA) (Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna) and the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Crossing Europe Festival Linz
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Slovenian Film Centre presents 7 feature films, 5 short films, and selected Slovenian actors, directors, and producers, supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA) (Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna),
at the LET'S CEE Film Festival
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Screenings of Nightlife, directed by Damjan Kozole (Vertigo), Houston, We Have a Problem!, directed by Žiga Virc (Studio Virc), The Famous Five at the Crossroads of the European Parliament, directed by Lucija Šiftar, and Nika, directed by Slobodan Maksimović (Nora Production Group), supported by the Slovenian Film Centre and the Consulate General of the Republic of Slovenia Szentgotthárd,
at the Slovenian Film Days in Sobotel
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Screenings of Slovenia, Australia and Tomorrow the World, directed by Marko Naberšnik (Perfo Production), The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus film Zagreb), and Ivan, directed by Janez Burger (Staragara), at the Days of New Slovenian Film, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre and the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Sarajevo,
at the Days of the New Slovenian Film Sarajevo
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The presentation of the project KOYAA 360 by Kolja Saksida, produced by ZVVIKS, Institute for Film and Audiovisual Production, supported by Slovenian Film Centre,
at the The Financing Forum for Kids Content
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Screenings of I Act, I Am, produced by Filmostovje and co-produced by Slovenian Film Centre and Viba Film Studio; Kolja Saksida's series of short animated films Koyaa, produced by ZVVIKS, Institute for Film and Audiovisual Production; and What Comes Around, co-produced by Iridium Film; with screenwriter and director Maja Prettner at the Berlinale Talent Campus,
at the Berlinale, Berlin International Film Festival
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Screenings of Playing men, a documentary directed by Matjaž Ivanišin, co-produced by (Nosorogi) in the Bright Future Mid-length programme, and Newsreel 63 - The Train of Shadows by Nika Autor the Return of the Oppressed programme, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the International Film Festival Rotterdam
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Screenings of The Miner (Nukleus Film), directed by Hanna A. W. Slak, The Family, a documentary directed by Rok Biček (Cvinger Film), Playing men, a documentary directed by Matjaž Ivanišin, (Nosorogi), Nighthawk, animated film by Špela Čadež, produced by Finta, and Into the blue directed by Antonete Alamat Kusijanović and co-produced by Blade Production, When East Meets West producers meeting and the development schemes participation, supported by Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Trieste Film Festival
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Screenings of The Tree, directed by Sonja Prosenc (Mono O), Nightlife, directed by Damjan Kozole (Vertigo), Šiška Deluxe, directed by Jan Cvitkovič (Perfo Production), Inferno, directed by Vinko Möderndorfer (Forum, Ljubljana), and Valley of Peace, directed by France Štiglic, at the Slovenian Film Days, supported by Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Scanorama
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A screening of The Miner (Nukleus Film) attended by the director Hanna A. W. Slak, at the EFP Screenings of Oscar submissions from Europe at the American Film Market, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre,
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Screenings of Nightlife, directed by Damjan Kozole (Vertigo), Houston, We Have a Problem!, directed by Žiga Virc (Studio Virc), and Nika, directed by Slobodan Maksimović (Nora Production Group), at the Slovenian Film Days, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre and the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Budapest,
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AI – The Other I, a symposium moderated also by Jurij Krpan (Kapelica Gallery), POINT ZERO – Human.0, Machine.0, Data.0, a group exhibition featuring Until I die by [[::vtol::]], a screening of Nighthawk by Špela Čadež, produced by Finta and supported by the Slovenian Film Centre, We Should Take Nothing for Granted! Listening Conditions for an Alert and Knowledgeable Citizenry by Matthew Biederman and Marko Peljhan and produced by Projekt Atol Institute, and Semiotics of the Laboratory by Špela Petrič, Günter Seyfried, Roland van Dierendonck, Miha Turšič and Slavko Glamočanin
at the Ars Electronica Festival Linz
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The world premiere of The Basics of Killing, directed by Jan Cvitkovič, produced by Perfo Production, co-produced by Pilon Media and Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia) and co-funded by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Montreal World Film Festival
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A screening of Nighthawk by Špela Čadež, produced by Finta and supported by Slovenian Film Centre
at the Imaginaria Animated Film Festival
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A screening of Nighthawk by Špela Čadež, produced by Finta, supported by Slovenian Film Centre
at the Animafest Zagreb
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Stories from Slovenia, a screening of 7 recent feature films from Slovenia and a small retrospective of films by Damjan Kozole, in the presence of producer Danijel Hočevar Vertigo and Nerina T. Kocjančič from the Slovenian Film Centre, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Bucharest
at the Transilvania International Film Festival (TIFF)
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A screening of Srečno, Orlo, directed by Sara Kern (Cvinger film) and supported by Slovenian Film Centre
at the VIS Vienna Shorts Festival
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Exclusive Slovenian Film Brunch in Cannes, where Slovenian Film Centre presents its cash rebate measure to the global film community at the Film Market, in cooperation with the Slovenian Tourist Board and the Ministry of Culture
at the Cannes International Film Festival
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Screenings of Ivan, directed by Janez Burger (Staragara), Perseverance, directed by Miha Knific (Nukleus film Zagreb), Our Family, directed by Jan Cvitkovič (Perfo Production), and Slovenia, Australia and Tomorrow the World, directed by Marko Naberšnik (Perfo Production), and The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus film Zagreb), presented by the Slovenian Film Centre at the Market Screenings 2017
at the Cannes International Film Festival
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Šiška Deluxe, directed by Jan Cvitkovič (Perfo Production), Nightlife, directed by Damjan Kozole (Vertigo), and Nika, directed by Slobodan Maksimovič (Nora Production Group), organised by the Slovenian Film Centre in cooperation with the Slovenian Cultural Association Istra and the Pula Film Festival,
at the Days of Slovenian Film in Pula
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Screenings of Well Spent Afternoon, directed by Martin Turk (Bela Film Ltd), and Into the Blue, directed by Antonete Kusijanović and co-financed by the Slovenian Film Centre,
at the Oberhausen International Short Film Festival
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A retrospective of films by Vinko Möderndorfer with screenings of Inferno (Forum Ljubljana), Landscape No. 2 (Forum Ljubljana), and Suburbs (Forum Ljubljana), the exhibition Möderndorfer's Films in Image by Željko Stevanić and a presentation of Möderndorfer's youth novel Like in a Movie, organised by the Slovenian Writers' Association, Periskop, the Slovenian Cultural Centre in Berlin, the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Berlin, Forum Ljubljana and the Slovenian Film Centre,
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Screenings of Šiška Deluxe, directed by Jan Cvitkovič (Perfo Production), Class Enemy, directed by Rok Biček (Triglav Film), Banditenkinder: Children Stolen from Slovenia, directed by Maja Weiss (Zavod Maja Weiss), A Fight For, directed by Siniša Gačić (Tramal Films), Karpotrotter, directed by Matjaž Ivanišin (Studio Legen), Dad, directed by Vlado Škafar (Gustav Film), Little Houses, directed by Darko Sinko and Matjaž Ivanišin (Nosorogi), , The Beat of Love, directed by Boris Petković (Gustav Film), and Good to Go, directed by Matevž Luzar (PAKT Media), as well as a talk with director Jan Cvitkovič at the Slovenian Film Days, organised in cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Zagreb and the Slovenian Film Centre,
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Screenings of Šiška Deluxe, directed by Jan Cvitkovič (Perfo Production), Class Enemy, directed by Rok Biček (Triglav Film), Banditenkinder: Children Stolen from Slovenia, directed by Maja Weiss (Zavod Maja Weiss), A Fight For, directed by Siniša Gačić (Tramal Films), Karpotrotter, directed by Matjaž Ivanišin (Studio Legen), Dad, directed by Vlado Škafar (Gustav Film), Little Houses, directed by Darko Sinko and Matjaž Ivanišin (Nosorogi), , The Beat of Love, directed by Boris Petković (Gustav Film), and Good to Go, directed by Matevž Luzar (PAKT Media), as well as a talk with director Jan Cvitkovič at the Slovenian Film Days, organised in cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Zagreb and the Slovenian Film Centre,
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Screenings of Chefurs Raus!, directed by Goran Vojnović (Arsmedia), and Šiška Deluxe, directed by Jan Cvitkovič (Perfo Production), The Tree, directed by Sonja Prosenc (Mono O), Class Enemy, directed by Rok Biček (Triglav Film), Good Night, Missy, directed by Metod Pevec (Vertigo, Video Production Kregar Studio (VPK Studio), and Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)), A Trip, directed by Nejc Gazvoda (Perfo Production), Silent Sonata (Circus Fantasticus), directed by Janez Burger (Staragara), and Seduce Me, directed by Marko Šantić (Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)), at the Slovenian Film Week, organised in cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires and the Slovenian Film Centre
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Screenings of Chefurs Raus!, directed by Goran Vojnović (Arsmedia), and Šiška Deluxe, directed by Jan Cvitkovič (Perfo Production), The Tree, directed by Sonja Prosenc (Mono O), Class Enemy, directed by Rok Biček (Triglav Film), Good Night, Missy, directed by Metod Pevec (Vertigo, Video Production Kregar Studio (VPK Studio), and Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)), A Trip, directed by Nejc Gazvoda (Perfo Production), Silent Sonata (Circus Fantasticus), directed by Janez Burger (Staragara), and Seduce Me, directed by Marko Šantić (Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)), at the Days of Slovene Film, organised in cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires and the Slovenian Film Centre
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Screenings of Nightlife, directed by Damjan Kozole (Vertigo), Come with Me, directed by Igor Šterk (A.A.C. Productions), Comedy of Tears, directed by Marko Sosič (Arsmedia), and Houston, We Have a Problem!, directed by Žiga Virc (Studio Virc), presented by the Slovenian Film Centre at the Film Market
at the Cannes International Film Festival
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Screenings of Mother, directed by Vlado Škafar and co-produced by Gustav Film, The Beat of Love, directed by Boris Petković and produced by Gustav Film, and Nika, directed by Slobodan Maksimović and produced by the Nora Production Group, at the European Film Market, organised by the Slovenian Film Centre, with director of photography Mitja Ličen at the Berlinale Talent Campus
at the Berlinale, Berlin International Film Festival
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The High Sun, co-produced by Gustav Film, in the official selection, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre
at the Cannes International Film Festival
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The Slovenian Film Centre presents Slovene cinematography at the South-East European Pavilion at the International Village
at the Cannes International Film Festival
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A screening of (A)torsion, produced by Studio Arkadena, Sailing to Paradise, directed by Blaž Završnik, produced by Sever & Sever Production and co-produced by Restart Ltd, The Tree, directed by Sonja Prosenc and produced by Mono O, The Reaper, co-produced by Forum Ljubljana, and Honey Night, produced by A Atalanta, the Slovenian Film Centre at the European Film Market, and screenwriter and producer Rolanda Rebrek at the Berlinale Talent Campus
at the Berlinale, Berlin International Film Festival
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The Slovenian Film Centre, Animateka, and Kraken at the 30th Short Film Market at the 37th Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival
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The Slovenian Film Centre presenting Slovene films Inferno by Vinko Möderndorfer (Forum Ljubljana) and Tree by Sonja Prosenc (Mono O) at the South-East Pavilion, in addition to Koyaa - Flower by Kolja Saksida (ZVVIKS, Institute for Film and Audiovisual Production), Adagio by Blaž Završnik, Boom Boom Bis by Jani Sever (Sever & Sever Production), and Kresnik: The Lore of Fire by David Sipoš (Haritude Ventures) at the Short Film Corner, and Houston, We Have a Problem by Žiga Virc (Studio Virc Ltd) at the Pavilion Next,
at the Cannes International Film Festival
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Slovenia as a guest country at the 27th Film Festival Plzeň with screenings of Seduce Me, directed by Marko Šantić (Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)), Good to go, directed by Matevž Luzar (PAKT Media), Chefurs Raus!, directed by Goran Vojnović (Arsmedia), Karpotrotter, directed by Matjaž Ivanišin (Studio Legen). Section Long Night of Short Films (CR vs. Slovenia) co-organised by the Slovenian Film Centre presenting Boles, directed by Špela Čadež, Wanted, directed by Jure Dolenc, Wild East, directed by Maja Prelog, and Lunch on the Grass, directed by Viktor and Daria Radić,
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Adria Blues, directed by Miroslav Mandić (Gustav Film, Filmostovje, Senca Studio), Feed Me With Your Words, directed by Martin Turk (Bela Film Ltd), and The Elderly Parasite or Who is Marko Brecelj?, directed by Janez Burger (Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)), at the 21st Days of European Film, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Prague and Slovenian Film Centre,
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A screening of the film Seduce Me, directed by Marko Šantić and produced by Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia), in the framework of Panorama Europe series, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Washington and Slovenian Film Centre,
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The first retrospective of Slovene film in Chile, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires and the Slovenian Film Centre,
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Slovenian Film Centre presentation at the European Film Market (screening of Goran Vojnović's Čefurji raus produced by Arsmedia on Feb 10) at the 64th Berlinale; Bau Producer Marina Gumzi and cinematographer Darko Herič at the Berlinale Talents 2014
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The Slovenian Film Centre at the 29th Short Film Market at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival
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The first retrospective of Slovene film in Uruguay, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires and the Slovenian Film Centre,
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A retrospective of Slovene film in Santiago, Chile, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires and the Slovenian Film Centre,
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The first retrospective of Slovene film in Peru, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires and the Slovenian Film Centre,
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The first retrospective of Slovene film in Argentina, with director Sašo Podgoršek participating at the opening, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires and the Slovenian Film Centre,
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Czech Republic Karlovy Vary Espace Dorleans Cinema,Karlovy Vary Theatre,Lazne III,Pupp,Small Hall
Dual, directed by Nejc Gazvoda and produced by PERFO Production, Adria Blues, directed by Miroslav Mandić and produced by Gustav Film, Filmostovje, Senca Studio, and An Episode in the Life of an Iron Picker, co-produced by Vertigo, and Slovenian Film Centre presentation at the 48th International Film Festival Karlovy Vary
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The Slovenian Film Centre presenting Slovene films Dual by Nejc Gazvoda, Chefurs Raus! by Goran Vojnović, and Class Enemy by Rok Biček at South-East Pavilion at the International Village
at the Cannes International Film Festival
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Screenings of Adria Blues, directed by Miroslav Mandić and produced by Gustav Film, Filmostovje and Senca studio, Good To Go, directed by Matevž Luzar, and Shanghai Gypsy, directed by Marko Naberšnik and produced by Arsmedia, and the presentation of the Slovenian Film Centre, Demiurg Film Distribution, Kinodvor Cinema, Nosorogi, Arsmedia, and RTV Slovenia at the European Film Market, which will take place during Berlinale
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Šanghaj by Marko Naberšnik and Feed Me with Words by Martin Turk premiered, organised by (Slovenian Film Centre
at the Cannes International Film Festival
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Week of Slovene Film co-organised by Slovenian Film Centre and Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Belgrade
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Slovenian Film Centre in the CEC - Central European Cinema section of the Berlinale 2012 European Film Market, featuring also 4 films
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Photo exhibition by SPP Institute for Promotion of Photography, Terrafolk concert and screenings of recent films selected by Slovenian Film Centre
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Slovenian films by Nejc Gazvoda (competition feature films), Blaž Kutin and Martin Turk (short films), Maja Weiss (competition documentaries), Vlado Škafar (In Focus section) and Miha Hočevar (TeenArena section), while the Slovenian Film Centre presents its activities in the Regional Forum
at the Sarajevo Film Festival
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Slovenian Film Centre presents 3 long feature films at the Marché du Film
at the Cannes International Film Festival
Background
Slovenian Film Fund, a public fund established in 1994 by the Government of the Republic of Slovenia for the purpose of implementing the national cultural programme in the sphere of film, was replaced by the Slovenian Film Centre (SFC), a public agency, as of January 2011.
Funding
Funds are distributed through different public competitions that cover film production, project development, script development, blow-ups, and educational activities. The majority of the current Slovene film production is facilitated by these funds. Since 2000, numerous feature films have been produced with its support (majority or partial founding) and among them quite a few were international co-productions (mostly made in collaboration with producers from ex-Yugoslav countries like Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina).
Each year several public competitions take place (only individuals and legal entities officially registered in Slovenia can submit their proposals) that cover various stages of film production and post-production and are independent one from other. That includes feature-length and short fiction films, documentaries, experimental and animated films. The public competitions for project development is meant for producers to develop the financial and technical structures of their projects, for location scouting, casting, development of shooting scripts or screenplays, for searching of partners and co-producers, etc. A special public competition is meant just for the development of screenplays and scripts. Finally there is also an annual public competition for events, meetings and educational projects in the field of cinema.
A pre-selection for financial support is made by expert programme committees, while the final decision is made by a Supervisory Board. Proposals for the financing or co-financing of programmes or projects in the field of cinema from public funds may be submitted by individuals and legal entities entered in the Register of Creators of Cultural Programmes at the Ministry of Culture. A film producer not registered for the performance of film production activities in the Republic of Slovenia may shoot films in the Republic of Slovenia in collaboration with a Slovene producer.
Festivals
The Slovenian Film Centre organises Slovenia’s main national film festival, the Festival of Slovenian Film , and is responsible for the cultural presentation and promotion of Slovene films abroad. About 20 Slovene films are sent annually to more than 100 festivals.
The centre supports also some international film festivals held in Slovenia, for example the Kino Otok - Isola Cinema Festival, Animateka and the Ljubljana Gay and Lesbian Film Festival.
International cooperation
The Slovenian Film Centre (former Slovenian Film Fund) has been a member of European Film Promotion (EFP) since 2005. Slovenia is also a member in the Euroimages Fund and a partner of the Eurodoc training programme. The Slovenian Film Centre cooperates with the South East European Cinema Network festivals.
EU's Media and Creative Europe Programme
During the decade 2003–2013 Media Desk Slovenia, the information office of the EU's MEDIA 2007 Programme, was operating under the auspices of the Slovenian Film Centre.
Since 2014, and the inclusion of the MEDIA Programme into the Creative Europe Programme (2014–2020), the role of promoting European initiatives in the field as well as facilitating participation in the Programme has been taken over by the Creative Europe Desk Slovenia, hosted by the Motovila Institute.
Slovenia Film Commission unit
The Slovenian Film Centre has established a new organisational unit in order to promote film industry and film locations in Slovenia. The Slovenia Film Commission unit informs international film producers and directors about the possibilities, accessibility, support services, film industry professionals and equipment. A special web portal Sloveniafilmcommission.si offers detailed data in text and picture.
See also
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