Grossmanova nagrada
Akademija za gledališče, radio, film in televizijo (AGRFT), Trubarjeva 3, SI-1000 Ljubljana
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Grossmann Award
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The first award was bestowed to Jan Cvitkovič, at the time a student of archaeology and now one of the most promising young film directors in Slovenia (in 2001 he won the Lion of the Future award at the 2001 Venice Film Festival). Recent awards were received by Nejc Gazvoda, Barbara Zemljič, Matevž Luzar, Sara Kern, and Rene Maurin.
See also
External links
- About the Grossmann Award (in Slovenian)
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The Grossmann Award was introduced in 1995 as an anonymous screenwriting competition meant for students of all Slovene universities. +
The Grossmann Award was introduced in 1995 as an anonymous screenwriting competition meant for students of all Slovene universities. +
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