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(PHOTO) Once again, the annual movie attracted a crowd: it could have been more!
Slovenia🎭 Culture49 min. ago

(PHOTO) Once again, the annual movie attracted a crowd: it could have been more!

The article describes a lively summer cinema event held at the Skatepark in Nova Vas, where young people gathered to watch the film 'Ida,' performed by actor Petja Labović. The event featured a mix of skateboarders and movie enthusiasts, with attendees bringing their own seating arrangements due to limited availability. Actor Labović expressed his enthusiasm for the informal setting, contrasting it with traditional theaters, and praised the engaged audience, particularly younger viewers who asked detailed questions about the film. The event was part of a project supported by the EU, with sponsors including Optika Auer, restaurant Poper, and Ledinek Engineering. Organizers hope to expand such events to other parts of Maribor. Additionally, plans were announced for future outdoor screenings in September at Pobrežje and Rake, with the first taking place on September 18th near a renovated football field.

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Večer logoVečerIndependent🔒Center49 min. ago
(PHOTO) Once again, the annual movie attracted a crowd: it could have been more!

The article describes a lively summer cinema event held at the Skatepark in Nova Vas, where young people gathered to watch the film 'Ida,' performed by actor Petja Labović. The event featured a mix of skateboarders and movie enthusiasts, with attendees bringing their own seating arrangements due to limited availability. Actor Labović expressed his enthusiasm for the informal setting, contrasting it with traditional theaters, and praised the engaged audience, particularly younger viewers who asked detailed questions about the film. The event was part of a project supported by the EU, with sponsors including Optika Auer, restaurant Poper, and Ledinek Engineering. Organizers hope to expand such events to other parts of Maribor. Additionally, plans were announced for future outdoor screenings in September at Pobrežje and Rake, with the first taking place on September 18th near a renovated football field.

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