Film archive
Girls Lost Pojkarna
Alexandra-Therese Keining / Sweden / 2015 / 104 min / Slovene subtitles, Swedish / 13+
Spoor Pokot
Agnieszka Holland / Poland, Slovakia, Sweden, Germany, Czech Republic / 2017 / 128 min / Polish
Agnieszka Holland has described her film as an ‘anarchist-feminist ecological crime film with elements of black comedy’, with foreign critics dubbing it the ‘Polish Fargo’.
Immobile Stars: The Elephant TV Specials Polet v vesolje: Slonove TV-specialke
različni avtorji / various / 79 min / 8+
The Summer of ’91 Poletje ’91
Žiga Virc / Slovenia / 2021 / 72 min / Slovene
An archival documentary by Žiga Virc (Houston, We Have a Problem!) that gives a fresh and unbiased insight into the everyday life of people in Slovenia at the crossroads of history. The product of an extensive campaign in which people were invited to send in their home videos, the film acts as an audio-visual time machine that takes viewers to the chaotic period before, during and after Slovenia’s independence.
My Summer Holiday Poletne počitnice
Petra Seliškar / Slovenia, North Macedonia, France / 2025 / 54 min / Macedonian, Albanian / 10+
A little shepherd spends his summers high in the mountains together with his dog friends.
Half-Sister Polsestra
Damjan Kozole / Slovenia, Serbia, North Macedonia / 2019 / 105 min / Slovene
Due to a combination of circumstances, two estranged half-sisters from Izola are forced to live together in a small rented apartment in Ljubljana. English Subtitles
Wild Heart Ponyherz
Markus Dietrich / Germany, Belgium / 2023 / 93 min / live dubbing, Slovene subtitles, German / 8+
Moving from the city to the countryside, 11-year-old Anni has a tough time settling in – until she encounters Wild Heart, an untamed horse, to whom she feels an almost magical connection.
Poor Things Poor Things
Yorgos Lanthimos / United Kingdom, Ireland, USA / 2023 / 141 min / English
Yorgos Lanthimos’ (The Favourite, The Lobster) film is a story about a fantastic transformation of a young woman who, liberated from the prejudices of her day and age, stands for women’s equality and freedom. The satirical version of Frankenstein for the 21st century won the director a Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival and Golden Globes for Best Motion Picture and Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy category.