Dislocated unit: Kosovel

Dislocated Unit: Kosovel (2026) is a 55-minute experimental-documentary film hybrid by director and screenwriter Margareta Kržič. Through the poetry and thought of Srečko Kosovel, the film explores the relationships between life, space, rhythm and freedom, and establishes a dialogue between Kosovel's constructivism, modern man and questions of creative and social responsibility. On the 100th anniversary of Kosovel's death, the film interweaves documentary...

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Dawn

High school student Zarja has only one mother, and when she becomes seriously ill, her life is turned upside down. The roles are reversed overnight, and the child takes over the care of the parent. Zarja is at her best…

Forbidden Room

A house with portraits of ancestors whose eyes follow the visitor, a secret treasure, a mirror that opens a view into the past, a forbidden room, mysterious creatures, an ancient diary, family secrets, knocking in the basement...

Bark twice for murder

When teenager Harry starts cooking food for the homeless, he meets and befriends Stanley. Stanley is an excellent cook, but he only owns two things: a precious recipe book...

Contents of the yellow folder

Fourteen-year-old Lovro is a normal teenager. He lives with his mother, as his parents are divorced, and his father has a new family. His best friend Luka loves computer games, and is actually completely unsociable, even Lovro's...

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Vida Lorger – teacher, philanthropist and cultural creator

I met Mrs. Vida Lorger, née Mulej, in 1974, when I rented an apartment from her. I remember her as a well-groomed, friendly and well-groomed lady, who was also [...]

Šmarje pri Jelšah in the Josephine cadastre

In order to preserve the memory of our ancestors, I recently started researching my family tree. I started on the Croatian side of the Sotla River, as most of [...]

Stories woven into the city: the park next to Trebnik Castle, then and now

A walk from Konjice's Old Square towards the foot of Konjiška Gora also reveals Trebnik Manor. The manor was first mentioned in sources at the beginning of the 14th century, a special [...]

Stories woven into the city: The Leatherworkers' Guild Badge

Have you ever noticed an interesting sign on one of the houses in Stari trg? This symbol reveals the story of a craft that has marked Slovenske Konjice for centuries. A walk through the Old [...]