Studio Maj d.o.o.
Mestni trg 17, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Phone386 (0) 1 422 4545
Dunja Klemenc, Director
Phone386 (0) 41 629 826
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[[Studio Maj]] was established in [[established::1989]] by producer [[Dunja Klemenc]], who was responsible for children's programmes at [[Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)]] between 1989 and 1997. It became one of the most successful and award-winning film production houses in Slovenia, with strong ex-Yugoslavian liaisons. The filmography includes numerous international co-productions, such as the French-Belgian-Italian-UK-Slovene co-production ''No Man's Land'', the Academy Award-winning film by Bosnian director Danis Tanović and his recent film ''Cirkus Columbia''. | [[Studio Maj]] was established in [[established::1989]] by producer [[Dunja Klemenc]], who was responsible for children's programmes at [[Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)]] between 1989 and 1997. It became one of the most successful and award-winning film production houses in Slovenia, with strong ex-Yugoslavian liaisons. The filmography includes numerous international co-productions, such as the French-Belgian-Italian-UK-Slovene co-production ''No Man's Land'', the Academy Award-winning film by Bosnian director Danis Tanović and his recent film ''Cirkus Columbia''. | ||
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Studio Maj's most recent feature film, ''Tea'' (Teah, 2006), was co-produced together with [[Gustav Film]], Jadran film Zagreb and SPI International, Warsaw. In 2010 it co-produced ''Some Other Stories'' [Neke druge zgodbe], an omnibus feature-film on transitional social climate by five authors (Ivona Juka, Ana Maria Rossi, Ines Tanović, Marija Džidževa, [[Hanna Slak]]) from five ex-Yugoslavian countries; the film was also shown as a part of the 2011 edition of the [[City of Women International Festival of Contemporary Arts]]. ''Cirkus Columbia'' (2010), another co-production feature film with Danis Tanović, is a drama (starring Miki Manojlović and Mira Furlan) dealing with the family situation after the splitting of Yugoslavia in Bosnia and Herzegovina. | Studio Maj's most recent feature film, ''Tea'' (Teah, 2006), was co-produced together with [[Gustav Film]], Jadran film Zagreb and SPI International, Warsaw. In 2010 it co-produced ''Some Other Stories'' [Neke druge zgodbe], an omnibus feature-film on transitional social climate by five authors (Ivona Juka, Ana Maria Rossi, Ines Tanović, Marija Džidževa, [[Hanna Slak]]) from five ex-Yugoslavian countries; the film was also shown as a part of the 2011 edition of the [[City of Women International Festival of Contemporary Arts]]. ''Cirkus Columbia'' (2010), another co-production feature film with Danis Tanović, is a drama (starring Miki Manojlović and Mira Furlan) dealing with the family situation after the splitting of Yugoslavia in Bosnia and Herzegovina. | ||
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Revision as of 14:48, 9 August 2012
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Past Events
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5 Oct 2020
The screening of the documentary The Daughter of Camorra, directed by Siniša Gačić and produced by Studio Maj,
at the International Documentary Film Festival ZagrebDox
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11 Dec 2019
15 Dec 2019
The screenings of Paradise, directed by Davide Del Degan and co-produced by A Atalanta; Stories from the Chestnut Woods, directed by Gregor Božič and produced by Nosorogi and co-produced by Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia); Consequences, directed by Darko Štante and co-produced by Temporama, Zwinger Film, NuFrame, and Sinhro Studio 100; the documentary The Daughter of Camorra, directed by Siniša Gačić and produced by Studio Maj; Rosa, directed by Katja Colja and co-produced by Casablanca Productions; and six short films,
at the K3 Film Festival
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16 Aug 2019
23 Aug 2019
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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18 Jan 2019
25 Jan 2019
The screenings of Erased, directed by Miha Mazzini and Dušan Joksimović, produced by Gustav Film and co-produced by PAKT Media, in the Competition Programme (Italian premiere); the documentary Music is the Art of Time 3, LP film Laibach, directed by Igor Zupe (attending) and produced by Nord Cross Production; the documentary Greetings From Free Forests, directed by Ian Soroka; Spare Parts, directed by Damjan Kozole (E-motion Film) in the Wind of Change retrospective; No Man's Land, co-produced by Casablanca Productions and Studio Maj; and Don't Forget To Breathe, directed by Martin Turk and produced by Bela Film Ltd in the This Is IT section;
at the Trieste Film Festival
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24 Jul 2018
28 Jul 2018
A special screening of Electric Dreams, directed by Dušan Moravec (Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)); a premiere of Gaja's World, directed by Peter K. Bratuša (Felina, Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)); and I Am, directed by Petra Trampuž Bocevska (Studio Maj), in the Shorts section,
at the Motovun Film Festival
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9 Mar 2016
12 Mar 2016
Cyprus Famagusta,Larnaca,Nicosia Famagusta Youth Center,Goethe-Institut,House of Arts and Literature
Screenings of Some Other Stories, directed also by Hanna Slak and co-produced by Studio Maj, at the 3rd UNDP Women’s Film Week, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Athens,
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25 Sep 2015
4 Oct 2015
Screenings of Our Everyday Life, co-produced by Studio Maj, The Reaper, co-produced by Forum Ljubljana, We Will Be the World Champions, co-produced by Perfo Production, and Sailing to Paradise, directed by Blaž Završnik, produced by Sever & Sever Production and co-produced by Restart Ltd, at the 23rd Raindance Film Festival, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia London,
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2 Sep 2015
6 Sep 2015
The world premiere of Šiška Deluxe, directed by Jan Cvitkovič (Perfo Production), and a screening of Our Everyday Life, co-produced by Studio Maj, at the Montreal Film Festival
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15 Aug 2015
21 Aug 2015
Screenings of You Carry Me, co-produced by Vertigo, The High Sun, co-produced by Gustav Film, Our Everyday Life, co-produced by Studio Maj, Home, directed by Metod Pevec and produced by Vertigo, and The Beat of Love, directed by Boris Petković and produced by Gustav Film,
at the Sarajevo Film Festival
Circus Columbia, 2010
Background
The Studio Maj filmography began in 1989 with the six-hour mini-series The Betrothed, a Slovene-Italian co-production for RAI TV directed by Salvatore Nocita, and the film Maria Struggles with the Angels, also produced for RAI TV. In 1992 Studio Maj acted as line and executive producer of the short films The American Dream and Bau Bau, and in 1996–97 it produced Animal Tales by Mirza Idrizović, a TV series for children. Production of documentary series started in 1998 with The Truths About Wine, a nine-episode series about viniculture and the culture of wine consumption.
Film production
Studio Maj has collaborated with Casablanca Productions on numerous occasions, e.g. in 1999 when it was line and executive producer of the short film The Janez Puhar's Missing Formula [Izgubljena formula Janeza Puharja] by Pavel Grzinčič. In 2000 Studio Maj acted as co-producer and executive producer of the French-Belgian-Italian-UK-Slovene co-production No Man's Land [Nikogaršnja zemlja], the Academy Award-, Golden Globe Award- and European Film Academy Award-winning film by Danis Tanović.
In 2000 it co-produced Don't Tell Anyone [Naj ostane med nami] by Brane Bitenc. In 2001 it was co-producer of French-Greek-Slovene co-production Lily's Story [Ljiljina zgodba] by Robert Manthoulis, and in 2002 producer and executive producer of Danis Tanović's short film 11-09-01, produced by Galatee Films and Studio Canal. In 2002 Studio Maj co-produced Polona Sepe's docu-fiction short film It flies... It flies... It flies... Woman? [Leti... leti... leti... ženska?] and in 2003 it produced the animation series The Buffons [Bizgeci] by Grega Mastnak in co-production with Bad Movies, Greece and RTV Slovenia.
In 2005 Benjamin Filipović's Well Tempered Corpses (2005) was co-produced by Studio Maj and Casablanca Productions together with Flash Productions Sarajevo, ASAP Films of Paris, Cinemark France and Sintra film, Rome. In the same year, Studio Maj produced the feature film Warchild [Izginuli] (2005) together with Christian Wagner Film, Munich.
Studio Maj's most recent feature film, Tea (Teah, 2006), was co-produced together with Gustav Film, Jadran film Zagreb and SPI International, Warsaw. In 2010 it co-produced Some Other Stories [Neke druge zgodbe], an omnibus feature-film on transitional social climate by five authors (Ivona Juka, Ana Maria Rossi, Ines Tanović, Marija Džidževa, Hanna Slak) from five ex-Yugoslavian countries; the film was also shown as a part of the 2011 edition of the City of Women International Festival of Contemporary Arts. Cirkus Columbia (2010), another co-production feature film with Danis Tanović, is a drama (starring Miki Manojlović and Mira Furlan) dealing with the family situation after the splitting of Yugoslavia in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
See also
External links
- Studio Maj website (in Slovenian)
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