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Gajin svet 3 in Križanke: everyone from the president to the army at the premiere, and Uma Štader is already thinking about the sequel (PHOTO)
Slovenia🎭 CultureCenter3 hr. ago

Gajin svet 3 in Križanke: everyone from the president to the army at the premiere, and Uma Štader is already thinking about the sequel (PHOTO)

The third installment of 'Gajin svet,' directed by Peter Bratus, follows a more serious storyline involving Gaja, now a 16-year-old starting high school. Her life turns upside down when her mother, a doctor, is kidnapped during a humanitarian mission. Gaja embarks on a dangerous rescue mission and unexpectedly teams up with criminal Alex, played by Jurij Zrnec. At the premiere, actress Uma Štader, who portrays Gaja, and Iva Krajnc Bagola, who plays her mother, were among the most notable attendees. The film features intense action scenes and was shot with significant collaboration from the Slovenian military, including units such as the 15th Air Force Brigade and the Special Operations Unit. Notable guests at the premiere included President of the Republic Nataša Pirc Musar, who appeared in the film as herself, and other prominent figures like Lado Bizovičar and Branko Čakarmiš. The first film in the trilogy became a domestic success, winning three gold awards for average viewership and being the most-watched TV movie in Slovenia in 2020.

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Gajin svet 3 in Križanke: everyone from the president to the army at the premiere, and Uma Štader is already thinking about the sequel (PHOTO)

The third installment of 'Gajin svet,' directed by Peter Bratus, follows a more serious storyline involving Gaja, now a 16-year-old starting high school. Her life turns upside down when her mother, a doctor, is kidnapped during a humanitarian mission. Gaja embarks on a dangerous rescue mission and unexpectedly teams up with criminal Alex, played by Jurij Zrnec. At the premiere, actress Uma Štader, who portrays Gaja, and Iva Krajnc Bagola, who plays her mother, were among the most notable attendees. The film features intense action scenes and was shot with significant collaboration from the Slovenian military, including units such as the 15th Air Force Brigade and the Special Operations Unit. Notable guests at the premiere included President of the Republic Nataša Pirc Musar, who appeared in the film as herself, and other prominent figures like Lado Bizovičar and Branko Čakarmiš. The first film in the trilogy became a domestic success, winning three gold awards for average viewership and being the most-watched TV movie in Slovenia in 2020.

Bias read (Center): The article discusses a cultural event related to a film premiere and does not involve any political controversy, debate, or decision-making. It focuses on entertainment and artistic production without taking a stance or showing bias toward any political entity or ideology.

24ur (POP TV) logo24ur (POP TV)IndependentCenter14 hr. ago
In Križanke, the domestic premiere of the film Gajin svet 3

The third installment of the popular Slovenian youth film franchise 'Gajin svet,' directed by Peter Bratus, had its world premiere at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival within the Teen Arena program. The film was later shown domestically at the Križanke event in Ljubljana. Actress Iva Krajnc Bagola, who plays the mother of the main protagonist Gaja, discussed her experience at the premiere with Uma Štader, who portrays Gaja. Both actresses acknowledged feeling nervous during red carpet events, despite their experience. Uma expressed openness to potential future sequels but described the third film as a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a cultural event involving a film premiere and interviews with actors. While it mentions a domestic event (Križanke), there is no direct political commentary, framing, or involvement of political figures or policies. The content remains focused on entertainment and does not sl

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