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Slovenia🎭 Culture15 hr. ago

In Sarajevo, the Slovenian participation in the

The article discusses the participation of Slovenian filmmakers at the Sarajevo Film Festival, which begins on August 14th. Among the films competing for the 'Heart of Sarajevo' award is 'Vse, kar je narobe s tabo,' directed by Urša Menart. The film focuses on the challenges faced by young people in a world not designed for them, highlighting themes of loneliness and the search for connection among adults. It features Ana Kodelja as a 25-year-old woman dealing with her mother's illness and forming a friendship with a nurse in a small German coastal town. The film will have its world premiere at the festival. Additionally, the documentary 'Ko pridem ven' by Metod Pevec, which won the audience award at last year's Slovenian Film Festival, will compete in the feature documentary category.

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In Sarajevo, the Slovenian participation in the

The article discusses the participation of Slovenian filmmakers at the Sarajevo Film Festival, which begins on August 14th. Among the films competing for the 'Heart of Sarajevo' award is 'Vse, kar je narobe s tabo,' directed by Urša Menart. The film focuses on the challenges faced by young people in a world not designed for them, highlighting themes of loneliness and the search for connection among adults. It features Ana Kodelja as a 25-year-old woman dealing with her mother's illness and forming a friendship with a nurse in a small German coastal town. The film will have its world premiere at the festival. Additionally, the documentary 'Ko pridem ven' by Metod Pevec, which won the audience award at last year's Slovenian Film Festival, will compete in the feature documentary category.

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