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The award for best film goes to the collective work Metum. This stylised animation excels in refined details. The use of plasticine stresses the childlike perspective of fear, helping the film address a taboo topic in a light manner.

In his filmmaking exercise, Lun Sevnik employs a series of unconventional decisions in the protagonists’ power play to cleverly toy with the viewer. With its calculated suspense, use of social media, “video” as the high point, carefully made concept, etc., the film comes dangerously close to a masterpiece!

Idyllic images of landscape are disturbed by a persistent, irritating sound of the motorway that divides the old community of Gmajna. With a special sensitivity to the village population, the film is a subjective account of the history of a place that seems to be disappearing.

Vrtoglava Soma Sandre Jovanovske je preiskovanje (z)možnosti (animiranega) filma, ki s premišljeno uporabo ready-madeov izvirno obravnava temo odvisnosti. Kljub zahtevnosti problematike dopušča prostor interpretaciji.

Alzheimer Cafe Martina Drakslerja je ganljiv premislek o življenju in minljivosti, ki s spoštovanjem in igrivostjo v ospredje postavlja intimo vsakdana para v domu za ostarele.

Special mention goes to the film What a Man Feels by Urh Pirc, which is primarily marked by authentic acting. Based on a clear-cut and integrated story, the film explores a burning issue in a direct and realistic manner.

Anže Testen v filmu s hitro montažo spretno prepleta realno in imaginarno, s čimer poustvari čustveno doživljanje najstnice v duševni stiski.