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A weekend with Slovenian film in Rome - FilmNewEurope.com

A weekend with Slovenian film in Rome - FilmNewEurope.com
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Germany , United-states , Rome , Lazio , Italy , United-kingdom , Slovenia , China , Ljubljana , Slovenia-general- , Luxembourg , Portugal

Snapshots from IFFR 2021: On three Indian shorts 'Bela', 'Lata' and 'The Blind Rabbit'

Three Indian shorts by three unique voices — Prantik Basu’s ‘Bela’, Alisha Tejpal’s ‘Lata’ and Pallavi Paul’s ‘The Blind Rabbit’ — showcasing facets of India and its people, were screened as part of the June Programme at the International Film Festival Rotterdam 2021

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FNE Market Analysis 2020: SLOVENIA - FilmNewEurope.com

Klemen Kostrevc and Domen Novak in Let Him Be a Basketball Player 2 by Boris Bezić
LJUBLJANA: Several film projects were interrupted because of the Coronavirus pandemic, most of them postponed to a later date, some of them to 2021; film theatres and multiplexes were more or less closed almost all year (completely closed for five months, operating with limited seating capacity for another five months). For the same reason the distribution and cinema releases were very limited, which resulted in a drop in cinema attendance of almost 80%.
The Slovenian Film Centre (SFC), which had announced a new strategy for the next four years in November 2019, found itself in a compromised position with the Slovenian Government fulfilling its financial obligations only on the very last day of 2020. Not being able to execute the majority of already confirmed payments to the Slovenian producers during the year caused a major protest and jeopardised the existence of many film projects and the Slovenian filmmakers themselves.

Serbia , Australia , Macedonia , Slovenj-gradec , Slovenia , Ljubljana , Slovenia-general , Luxembourg , Kranj , Austria , San-remo , Liguria

BOX OFFICE: Box Office in Slovenia Falls by Almost 80% in 2020

LJUBLJANA: Slovenian cinema admissions and total box office decreased by some 77% in 2020, compared with 2019 results. Admissions dropped to only 539,...

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