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When a nursing home becomes a movie studio, excited residents step in front of the cameras
Slovenia🏛️ Politics7 hr. ago

When a nursing home becomes a movie studio, excited residents step in front of the cameras

The article describes a unique event at the Fužine Senior Citizens' Home in Slovenia, where the home briefly served as a filming location for the Slovenian feature film 'Konji' directed by Jernej Kastelc. The film is being produced by Bela Film. Residents were excited to witness the filmmaking process, some even participating as extras. The atmosphere was lively, with residents engaging in conversations about the film and sharing moments of joy and curiosity. The experience was described as special by the residents, who felt honored to open their doors to filmmakers and become part of the cinematic world for a short time.

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Dnevnik logoDnevnikIndependent🔒Center7 hr. ago
When a nursing home becomes a movie studio, excited residents step in front of the cameras

The article describes a unique event at the Fužine Senior Citizens' Home in Slovenia, where the home briefly served as a filming location for the Slovenian feature film 'Konji' directed by Jernej Kastelc. The film is being produced by Bela Film. Residents were excited to witness the filmmaking process, some even participating as extras. The atmosphere was lively, with residents engaging in conversations about the film and sharing moments of joy and curiosity. The experience was described as special by the residents, who felt honored to open their doors to filmmakers and become part of the cinematic world for a short time.

Bias read (Center): The article reports on a cultural event involving a local senior citizens' residence and a film production. It does not involve political figures, policies, or contentious social issues. The framing remains neutral, focusing on the positive impact of the film shoot on the community without taking a左

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