Luksuz produkcija

Twenty years after the Labod factory in Krško stopped working, the workers relive the memories of what was it like at work. The space of the factory is left for time to pass through it, and to present us an allegory about the disintegration. Only plants found their way, growing by themselves, ironically adorning the good memories.

Evening atmosphere at the Tiffany gay club in Ljubljana. Nenad, a security guard, shares his experience of working in the club and how it changed him.

First breath is a decision. Each subsequent breath is a struggle for a goal still not in sight. A struggle for life. He is a former professional runner. A marathon runner. He reveals his suffering, pain and effort which are crucial elements of each and every race.

A short film that combines interviews with different landscapes. Personal stories of two men that share their feelings and life stories on how they were forced to oppress their emotions and never taught to be free in expressing them. Childhood memories, relationship with father and alcohol as a way to escape from yourself.

The documentary tells the story about contemporary saint, prophet of modern Serbia. It deals with the phenomenon of magic and superstition in very innovative and interesting way. In his natural environment Leo Gershman introduces us to all the secrets of white magic and elements used for making and removing the spells. On the other hand, the film shows a completely new, intimate and undiscovered side of a man - the ideological and moral immigrant, circus performer and entertainer. The film reveals the position of the common man in modern Serbia, his aspirations and the need for security, faith and unraveling the unknown. Throughout the film examines the role of the totalitarian regime in the creation and nurturing of such social phenomena, with emphasis on the Soviet and Yugoslav model of totalitarianism. This is a story of supreme manipulator, a man who knows human nature to perfection, who associates with the otherworldly forces, and use them to help others to find their own peace.

A special match for the grass keeper at the Krško soccer field.

An inquiry into the international sense of democracy. Through a set of highly stylized "tablo" frames, their spontaneous manners tell a short love story.

Fayza from Egypt and Savyasachi from India have been trying to have a conversation with the workers, who come to work in Krsko from Bosnia and Herzegovina and other Ex-Yugoslavian countries, Albania and Kosovo. The first day the workers were fine with filming, but the next day there were just signs of their work on the streets…