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    Disappearing Verschwinden/Izginjanje

    Andrina Mračnikar / Austria, Slovenia / 2022 / 99 min / German, Slovene

    Filmmaker Andrina Mračnikar heads home to South Carinthia to investigate why the Slovenian language and culture are increasingly disappearing from everyday life. The documentary, which skilfully intertwines the personal and the political, won the Audience Award at the Diagonale Festival in Graz.

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