A personal summer travelogue through non-personal memories, collective personal ideals, and personal collective collectives. An old, once-upon-a-time country, reborn and undone in the blink of an eye.
Filip and Tereza are neighbours. He is a writer with writer’s block, she is an aging prostitute. They don’t have much in common besides the wall between their flats.
Maja and Mladen have lived and suffered through a long-term addiction to psychotropic drugs. In video diary format “Days of Madness” depicts their attempt to win back control of their lives.
How do murderers atone for their acts? Is there actually anything like atonement for an irreparable crime like murder? A film about time and finality, change and forgiveness.
An ocean crossing. The traveller is surrounded by doubt and the confidence that there is no end.
Koyaa and his raven live in a multicoloured clay world. When they wash their hands the piece of soap develops a life of its own and keeps Koyaa and his roommate on their toes.
That crazy deckchair! Koyaa just wants to laze in the sun when it bolts like a wild horse.
A drunken drive through the night. A badger at the wheel. The car radio is the crooning, rhythmic companion that sets the beat of the reeling road, the dance of the headlights of oncoming cars.
The anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide is attended by thousands every year.
For over ten years this film has followed Matej, growing from a solitary position as a son and brother to become the father of a family – and struggling with difficulties in his new role, too.
What happens when regimes change and countries fall apart? Under what circumstances do individuals lose their homeland?
Playing with clichés, local stereotypes and fables on a certain region and nation, this lucidly conceptualized, refreshing and humorous film brings us to Slovenia, country of colorful costumes and strange traditions.
