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    • Home Is Where The Light Is O ljudeh, ki so v kinu doma

    Tina Lagler, Blaž Miklič / Slovenia / 2023 / 23 min / Slovene

    A short documentary film based on a story as narrated by three cinema operators talking about the past, the present, and the future of their profession. Franci Milošič talks about the golden age of cinema operators. Here to tell their story are also the city cinema operator Bojan Bajsič and festival cinema operator Polona Kuzman, who gives us a glimpse into the hidden world of cinema.

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