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On Saturday, 22 October, the young closed the 7th Kinotrip International Film Festival. In three eventful days, they watched six features and a programme of shorts, while the audience award went to Olga, which, with its daring turns, took them into an exceptionally topical intertwinement of politics and sports.

All screenings of the Slovenian film Riders are screened with English subtitles.

In the last week of March, we worked with various partners to bring colourful film content to a special day at the hospital school.

The Cult Film Conference is presented in collaboration with Northumbria University (Newcastle, UK) and chaired by Dr Russ Hunter, Senior Lecturer in Film and Television at Northumbria. Lectures are conducted in English. Free admission.

Kinodvor has joined 75 cinemas in 26 countries in the initiative of the Creative Europe and Europa Cinemas in celebrating the richness of the European film culture. On 6 December we are screening the French film Happening followed by a Q&A session on the work of this year’s Nobel laureate for literature Annie Ernaux. Free admission, tickets already available at our box office.

The entire festival happening was carefully recorded by a group of official young photo and video reporters.

Between 20 and 22 October, Kinodvor will host the 7th Kinotrip International Film Festival. The tickets are already on sale.

Film talks with guests, mingling and fun, Kinotripping – Festivals Podcast, Kinotrip Audience Award!

20–22 October 2022: The festival’s film walk will lead us through colourful landscapes of young people: from the hypnotic images of the Venetian Lagoon to the bright orange Australian desert, with quick turns of a sports drama and sensitive confessions that break the boundaries and expand horizons – all carefully selected by a group of teens.

Festival tickets will be on sale from Monday, 3 October!