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    • August 24 at 16:00 at FeKK

    FeKKids: Long Hot Summer FeKKids: Dolgo vroče poletje

    različni avtorji / Palestine, Canada, Iran, France / 2024 / 55 min / 8+

    Summer vibe in a cinema! Selection of short films for familes.

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    A Short film About Kids
    Ibrahim Handal, Palestine, 2023, 11', Arabic with Slovenian subtitles
    Four kids from the refugee camp in Bethlehem decide to visit the sea for the first time in their life.

    Summer 96 Été 96
    Mathilde Bédouet, Francija, 2023, 12’, French with Slovenian subtitles
    On August 15, Paul, his family and friends have their annual picnic on Callot Island but get trapped by the tide. Upset and caught between childhood and adulthood, Paul becomes aware of his individuality.

    Rizoo
    Azadeh Navai, Iran, 2023, 15’, Farsi with Slovenian subtitles
    Eight-year-old Iranian Rizoo is faced with a challenging dilemma; does she take her summer school picture wearing the hijab as her mother insists, or does she follow her own heart and showcase her long hair one last time?

    Death to the Bikini! À mort le bikini! 
    Justine Gauthier, Canada, 2023, 17’, French with Slovenian subtitles
    Lili, 10-year-old, rebels when her parents force her to wear a bikini top, even though she has always swam topless.

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