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Remains of Roman settlements on the bottom of the sea near the Istrian coast are an important and precious monument of Roman architecture and civilization. Archeologists and divers searching and studying the sites.

Life and friendly neighbor relations on the Yugoslav-Italian border. Undisturbed growth of trading between the two countries.

In the last months of the WW II, several air strikes were carried out above Idrija. A large part of the town was destroyed, and the attacks also claimed some victims. For decades, these events remained unexplained and shrouded in a veil of secrecy: Who exactly and why attacked Idrija?

Past or future. Surely an apocalypse and surely a romance. In the wet forests of a world which is not completely healthy, two persons meet. Human is not a common being for some time. Is the price of communication still too high?

A pulsating, noisy chorus of blurry images that should – if ‘the machine’ works – trigger reflection and produce consistent bulks of memories.

A typical day in a typical life of a typical couple trying to communicate their way through their typical relationship.

Uncle Geza goes on a trip to Ukraine following the footsteps of his beloved grandfather Peter Kutos, who fought on the Austro-Hungarian side against the Russians during the First World War. There wouldn't be anything special about this trip, if the bird that announces death, would not begin to scream in the orchard in front of the Kutos family's house. This causes turmoil among the travelers. Nevertheless, they go to Ukraine and it seems that everything will be fine and that this will be just another nostalgic journey of grandchildren's following the footsteps of their grandfathers. Then, in the middle of the journey towards Zaturci, a message from military museum comes up that Peter Kutos could not fight in Zaturci in 1916, since he was called into the army in 1917, a year later. That changes everything. And this will have to be said to Geza.

In her autumn years, a woman reminisces about the fateful year of 1947, when the newly drawn border between Italy and Yugoslavia cut through the region of Gorizia; this was also the year when she found love. Hers is a peculiar tale with a tinge of the surreal, as well as a family drama shaped by real events.

Zdenko Šturman is a man collecting waste, or rather things the society uses, gets tired of, and throws away. His house and courtyard are nothing but giant “storage space” for waste products piled two metres high. Šturman accumulates things that remind him of his good old younger days. But behind all this is a great man, a positive individual who decided to live by principles different from those of the modern society: no TV, no internet, no stress. A bohemian lifestyle, which in the recent years has turned him into quite a star.

The film addresses the problem of waste thoroughly – it shows how the price of plastics on the market doesn’t reflex the costs it takes to our environment and health.

Drago Habjan is a pigeon breeder of the old school. At the age of six, when he saw his first carrier pigeon, he fell in love with pigeons for life. In Drago's words, a pigeon is a mister. And so is Drago. He understands pigeons, and pigeons understand him. The film shows harmony and love difficult to find. It is about love, solitude, anger, loneliness and sadness of a single being. Mister Pigeon.

Evening atmosphere at the Tiffany gay club in Ljubljana. Nenad, a security guard, shares his experience of working in the club and how it changed him.

Short 8mm experimental film.

A group of friends are going on a picnic in the woods by the lake. They don't know what is waiting for them... A great picnic day... turns into nightmare.

Slovenian film shot in Lendava in 1987.

The story of Mia and Luka develops from their first morning-after to watching movies and travelling together, until they move to another place, in a series of events, memories, movies, scenes and frames.

Klara escapes the pressures of the hot summer concrete and the city bustle. A ’93 Toyota, empty road, Peter with a violin case, and the sea. Everyone manages to find their own spot of peace and quiet. When a lot happens, and yet nothing at all.

Documentary about Slovenian journalist Juri Gustincic. He was a correspondent in Great Britain, Greece, Israel, U.S., etc. from 1950s to 1980s, reporting to Belgrade RTV and RTV Ljubljana. In 1968 he was one of ten Yugoslavian journalists who reported on the invasion of Soviet forces in Czechoslovakia.