TONIGHT at the 18th Luksuz Cheap Films Festival: Special Screening! And Q&A with the filmmakers via zoom and the live stream at the Luksuz produkcija FB profile, the recording will be published @Luksuzprodukcija YT channel. Join us!
👁🗨 MY UNIVERSE / MOJ SVEMIR Yuliya Molina, Croatia, 2020, 24’ https://youtu.be/8YVsQaLz5QA Nastja, 32, is a Croatian artist known for her flower-shaped vagina murals on the streets of Zagreb. Her mother Galja works as a tourist guide for Russian-speaking groups and does not approve of her daughter’s lifestyle. But the two have more in common than they would like to admit to themselves.
👁🗨 NADIA AT IRANIAN SCHOOL / NADIA V IRANSKI ŠOLI Nadia Azhdari, Maja Malus Azhdari, Luksuz produkcija, MITRA, Slovenia, 2020, 11' https://youtu.be/1sWAoMDKMnQ Nadia is half-Slovenian, half-Iranian. For one year, she is going to Iran with her family. There she joins the first year students at the local Iranian school. This documentary portrait of the 7-year-old girl shows us that a Slovene can also be a foreigner in a foreign country and needs to accept another culture and the way of life: left-to-right writing, school uniforms, and headscarves. The short film brings the Iranian everyday-life closer.
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TONIGHT at the 18th Luksuz Cheap Films Festival: Special Screening! And Q&A with the filmmakers via zoom and the live stream at the Luksuz produkcija FB profile, the recording will be published @Luksuzprodukcija YT channel. Join us!
👁🗨 MY UNIVERSE / MOJ SVEMIR
Yuliya Molina, Croatia, 2020, 24’
https://youtu.be/8YVsQaLz5QA
Nastja, 32, is a Croatian artist known for her flower-shaped vagina murals on the streets of Zagreb. Her mother Galja works as a tourist guide for Russian-speaking groups and does not approve of her daughter’s lifestyle. But the two have more in common than they would like to admit to themselves.
👁🗨 NADIA AT IRANIAN SCHOOL / NADIA V IRANSKI ŠOLI
Nadia Azhdari, Maja Malus Azhdari, Luksuz produkcija, MITRA, Slovenia, 2020, 11'
https://youtu.be/1sWAoMDKMnQ
Nadia is half-Slovenian, half-Iranian. For one year, she is going to Iran with her family. There she joins the first year students at the local Iranian school. This documentary portrait of the 7-year-old girl shows us that a Slovene can also be a foreigner in a foreign country and needs to accept another culture and the way of life: left-to-right writing, school uniforms, and headscarves. The short film brings the Iranian everyday-life closer.
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