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Launched in [[established::2004]], DokMa is an annual documentary film festival that aims to present and promote a documentary film genre. The Festival endeavours to foster international and inter-regional networking, offering workshops and lectures by invited documentary film makers and other guests. In 2006 the festival hosted 30 guests from the Netherlands, Denmark, Montenegro, Croatia, Argentina, Austria, France, Ukraine, Iran, India and Slovenia. The Festival comprises four categories: Main Programme, InterRegional Retrospective, and the two competitive categories, Great Documentaries and Parallels. The Festival accepts applications for InterRegional Retrospective and Parallels. In 2006 the best film of DokMa was Nemam ti šta reći lijepo ('I Have Nothing Nice to Say to You') by Croatian author Goran Dević. In 2007 also the two films by Slovene authors - Polona Sepe and a student Kaja Tokuhisa - got awarded.
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[[DokMa International Film Festival]], launched in [[established::2004]], is a specialised competitive international film festival that aims to present and promote a documentary filmmaking. The Festival endeavours to foster international and inter-regional networking, offering workshops and lectures by invited documentary film makers and other guests. It is taking place annually in Maribor at the beginning of November and the films are screened at Kino Partisan, [[Kino Udarnik Maribor]] and at the [[Pekarna Cultural Centre]]. The Festival comprises six sections: Main Programme, Etno DokMa, Documentary Masterpieces (retrospectives), Parallels, Interregional Programme and Especially Slovene. The last two sections are competitive: films screened in the InterRegional programme are competing for the Big (features) and Small (shorts) Triangular Shell Award while films screened in Especially Slovene section are competing for Lotus (shorts) and Golden Lotus (features) Award. Beside the film programme DokMa is also organising workshops, lectures, concerts and other special events.  
 
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The Festival is organised by the [[Association for Transformation of Social Communication (PIFF)]]. It also tries to open up suitable spaces for the screenings in the city of Maribor. Thus in 2006 most screenings took place at [[Kino Udarnik Maribor]], [[Narodni dom Cinema Club]] and [[First Stage]], while additional ones, special events and after-show parties take place at Gustaf Hall, Ciproš Antique Bookshop and [[Garage for Art Photography (gUF), Pekarna]]. In 2007 screenings took place at Kino Udarnik and Kino Partisan, the old cinema hall in the city center, which was closed some time ago. DokMa Radio is broadcast live from the festival's main venue Kino Udarnik in co-operation with [[Mariborski radio Študent (MARŠ)]], [[Radio Študent (RŠ)]] and Radio Ivan. The Dokma radio crew prepare interviews with participating authors, guests, visitors and jury members.
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The Festival is organised by the [[Association for Transformation of Social Communication (PIFF)]]. It also tries to open up suitable spaces for the screenings in the city of Maribor. Thus in 2006 most screenings took place at [[Kino Udarnik Maribor]], [[Narodni dom Cinema Club]] and [[First Stage]], while additional ones, special events and after-show parties take place at Gustaf Hall, Ciproš Antique Bookshop and [[Garage for Art Photography (gUF), Pekarna]]. Since 2007 screenings are taking place at [[Kino Udarnik Maribor]], [[Pekarna Cultural Centre]] and Kino Partisan, the old cinema hall in the city center, which was closed some time ago. DokMa Radio is broadcast live from the festival's main venue Kino Udarnik in co-operation with [[Mariborski radio Študent (MARŠ)]], [[Radio Študent (RŠ)]] and Radio Ivan. The Dokma radio crew prepare interviews with participating authors, guests, visitors and jury members.
  
 
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DokMa International Film Festival, launched in 2004, is a specialised competitive international film festival that aims to present and promote a documentary filmmaking. The Festival endeavours to foster international and inter-regional networking, offering workshops and lectures by invited documentary film makers and other guests. It is taking place annually in Maribor at the beginning of November and the films are screened at Kino Partisan, Kino Udarnik Maribor and at the Pekarna Cultural Centre. The Festival comprises six sections: Main Programme, Etno DokMa, Documentary Masterpieces (retrospectives), Parallels, Interregional Programme and Especially Slovene. The last two sections are competitive: films screened in the InterRegional programme are competing for the Big (features) and Small (shorts) Triangular Shell Award while films screened in Especially Slovene section are competing for Lotus (shorts) and Golden Lotus (features) Award. Beside the film programme DokMa is also organising workshops, lectures, concerts and other special events.


The Festival is organised by the Association for Transformation of Social Communication (PIFF). It also tries to open up suitable spaces for the screenings in the city of Maribor. Thus in 2006 most screenings took place at Kino Udarnik Maribor, Narodni dom Cinema Club and First Stage, while additional ones, special events and after-show parties take place at Gustaf Hall, Ciproš Antique Bookshop and Garage for Art Photography (gUF), Pekarna. Since 2007 screenings are taking place at Kino Udarnik Maribor, Pekarna Cultural Centre and Kino Partisan, the old cinema hall in the city center, which was closed some time ago. DokMa Radio is broadcast live from the festival's main venue Kino Udarnik in co-operation with Mariborski radio Študent (MARŠ), Radio Študent (RŠ) and Radio Ivan. The Dokma radio crew prepare interviews with participating authors, guests, visitors and jury members.

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