The article discusses the Slovenian film 'Gajin svet 3,' which follows the protagonist Gaja as she begins her first day at high school. The film features Uma Štader, who portrays Gaja for the second time. In an interview with Uma Štader and director/scenarist Peter Bratuša, they talk about the challenges of filming, including the portrayal of 'fazaniranje' (a term likely referring to a local tradition or prank), the differences between Uma’s experiences and Gaja’s, and the escalation of such traditions over time. They also discuss other aspects of the film, such as stunts, themes of war, and scheduling challenges. The article highlights the creative process behind the film and its connection to real-life experiences.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a cultural/film-related topic with minimal political content. While it mentions social behaviors and traditions, there is no overt political framing or ideological leaning. The discussion remains centered on the film's production and characters, with balanced representation of





