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Young creative individuals have embraced certain American ideas, transformed and adapted them to the Slovenian context. Podcasts, stand-up comedy, web series, mobile apps and TED events are some of the practices that are American by format, but have changed with use in Slovenia. With these influences, is Slovenia losing its identity, or gaining?

The film shows the hard work of the Brkini people, customs and life in the period between the First and the Second World War. The central part of the action is the story of a young couple conditioned by social and property stratification. A typical social drama, based on a true story, has a happy ending, but the events testify to the ossified tradition of subordinate and superior.

The title comes after the novel written in 1927 by Slovenian writer Ivan Pregelj. It describes peasant bloody uprising in Tolmin in 1713. The filmmakers were interested in uprising in Tolmin in 1713. The filmmakers were interested in uprising as a contemporary phenomena.

After her parents passed away in a horrific car accident, Katja decides to unravel the craziest mystery of her life. Her awry psyche may not be her biggest problem to fix.

There were times when the economy was thriving and all indicators were turned upwards. But then finances crashed and reality hit – the economy had been on steroids. While professionals argue whether the financial crisis runs in the form of V or in the form W or has become a line segment at the bottom of the graph, we are wondering: "How could this have happened?!" Some answers can be found in To The Top And Back. Featuring Albin Kordež, a financier, a former president of the board, manager of the year, a member of the Bank of Slovenia governing board, the mastermind of management buyout, a "tycoon", a convict residing in the semi-open unit of the Dob Prison.

Lost silent short.

A super 8mm film by Davorin Marc.

A super 8mm film by Davorin Marc.

Rainbow eye-shadow palette. A blond woman tells of her childhood in Yugoslavia, when in the eyes of others she was still a boy. Sessions with psychiatrists, compulsory military service, the school environment, her mother and religion – none of these have shaken her belief that she had been born in the wrong body.

Costumes, props, performance, direction, photography, and editing by Robi and Alen Predanič. "Daisy Bed" is written and performed by Curving Tooth, Liz Downing and Greg Hatem. From their debut LP Curving Tooth, available now on 20/20 Records and Tapes.

Many musicians have their music freely available online. There is hardly a Slovenian band which hasn't given a free concert. On the other hand, production is on the rise, both in terms of music and events, although it seems that it is beginning to lack audience. How to come to terms with this "gratis culture", who foots the bill, what are the pros and cons of this – these are some of the questions the documentary film attempts to answer through interviews with more than twenty Slovenian players on the scene – from venues, labels, the media, journalists, to musicians. How to put a price on music?

A catfishing troll finds himself on the wrong side of the hook

A short documentary feature about totalitarianism.

Every year in Ljubljana, during the Pride Parade, a big rainbow flag is hung from the Ljubljana castle tower. Each colour symbolizes a different component of the LGBTIQ+ identity, all of them together illustrating the diversity of the LGBTIQ+ community. Through eight personal stories, the film discusses the importance of the flag and its significance for LGBTIQ+ people.

A look at the life and musical career of Lojze Slak, a Slovenian accordionist.

The absence of memory fills the void with sounds and images stored in time and space. A photograph is a seemingly motionless time, but which is now able to slide backwards. And make a film.

Loneliness. Strong winds and aurora. What do you feel when you listen to the ocean or when an aurora takes you towards the storm?

Probably the earliest film in the world to be shot underground. Views of the spectacular Postojna Cave, with its stalactites and stalagmites. A noted tourist attraction, this 20-kilometre network of underground passages, chambers, and galleries has had a railway line since 1874, and was first lit by electricity in 1884.

The Catholic Eucharistic Congress held in Ljubljana in June 1935, with the Papal Legate, Cardinal August Hlond of Poznan, as guest of of honour, and a mass held in the new Central Stadium designed by Joze Plecnik.