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[[Demiurg Film Distribution]] is a Slovene film and video distribution company that distributes mostly individual art film productions. It is also a partner distributor of European films through the Europa Cinemas network. | [[Demiurg Film Distribution]] is a Slovene film and video distribution company that distributes mostly individual art film productions. It is also a partner distributor of European films through the Europa Cinemas network. | ||
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+ | Demiurg emerged from the Fun production company, which produced the DVD ''In the Family Garden 1-5'' featuring the experimental ''Travelling Cinema of Bridko Bebič'', a silent movie/live music project-in-progress by [[Bratko Bibič & The Madleys|Bratko Bibič]] co-produced with the [[Slovenian Cinematheque]] from 1999 onwards. | ||
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==Distribution== | ==Distribution== |
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7 Feb 2013
15 Feb 2013
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
Demiurg has published around 60 DVDs, mostly in the genres of European Art Film, Documentary, Classics, and Film Hits. The company is one of the major distributors for Art Cinema Network; the DVDs of published films are regularly sold together with Mladina magazine.
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