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    • 5. Kinotrip

    Exchanging Gazes Izmenjevanje pogledov

    razno / Slovenia / 60 min

    This year too, Kinotrip will present young filmmakers! 

    At a special festival screening, we will watch The Lense of Love, a short film made in the framework of a youth film exchange conducted as part of the preparation activities related to the candidacy of Ljubljana and Nurnberg for the 2025 European Capital of Culture.

    This will be followed by three music videos made by the participants of the pre-festival music video workshop.

    The screenings will be followed by a short Q&A.

    The screening of The Lense of Love is supported by Ivan Cankar Student Hall of Residence, KUD Pozitiv, Medienzentrum Parabol, Mittelfränkisches Jugendfilmfestival (Nürnberg) // European Capital of Culture 2025.

    The pre-festival videomaking workshop in cooperation with SCCA-Ljubljana and Kraken Society.

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