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    • 4. Kinotrip

    Kinotripie – A Short Film Programme (2019) Kinotripčič – program kratkih filmov (2019)

    razno / various / 86 min / Slovene subtitles, English, Finnish, Macedonian

    Let film take you on, from, among, behind, to, with, along, under and near the bizarre!?

    This year’s Kinotripie brings diverse, multi-layered and multi-award-winning short films that break taboos and open the neglected topics related to family, race and sexuality. The programme that will take us from a very short humoristic and bizarre Finnish film and a surprising animated fable about a fox love triangle to the more serious topics such as family violence or racism is simply worth seeing without any further discussion.

    Programme: 

    Mishko, Hanis Bagashov, Macedonia, 2018, 16 min
    Followed by a talk with the films' director!

    Nursery Rhymes, Tom Noakes, Australia, 2018, 5 min

    Jackrabbit, Alex Feggans, Australia, 2018, 9 min

    The Boogeywoman, Erica Scoggins, USA, 2018, 17 min

    Skin, Guy Nattiv, USA, 2018, 20 min
    This year’s Oscar for best short film!

    Manivald, Chintis Lundgren, Croatia, 2017, 13 min

    Saladdin castique, Anssi Kasitonni, Finland, 2018, 6 min

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