Slovenian Animation 2

A milestone of Slovenian animation film history, drawn entirely on paper: Cartoon heroes are replaced by their movement patterns and silhouettes.

The Beezes are feathered but not very airworthy creatures. With summer comes their appetite for cherries. But how to reach them when evolution keeps you on the ground?

A hungry weasel wants to hunt the last remaining birds in a tree. The tree sways, the stomach growls, the weasel persists until it’s too late.

The richly detailed animated story of a lifelong deception: Day by day, the wife serves chicory coffee substitute, though her husband demands real coffee.

Lovro steps into the bathtub. A drop falls from the faucet and makes waves – into the past, back to the day he went fishing with his grandfather for the first time.

Hand-drawn strokes forming and transforming to the beat of electronic sound fragments create a space full of successful and failed attempts at communication.

An animated folkloristic Western, using clichés, local stereotypes and national myths to sketch a kind of satirical profile of “wild” Slovenia.

The 2D animation, reduced to clear shapes and colours, interweaves the coming-of-age outburst of its protagonist with the wild and loud Slovenian carnival figure Kurent.

A parable about outgrowing oneself: With the sophisticated, horror movie like aesthetics of his parable, Dušan Kastelic defined new quality standards for 3D computer animations.

A film commissioned for a school education programme. The goal of this programme is to teach children about their own history and that of their country.

Milanka Fabjančič uses sepia and pastel-coloured drawings to bring to life the miraculous story of the factory worker Liliana, who carries a shining secret in her heart.