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Following the success of theirs debut features Idle Running (V leru, 1999) and Bread and Milk (Kruh in mleko, 2001) Staragara was established as an independent non-profit cultural organisation in 2003 by filmmakers Janez Burger and Jan Cvitkovič. Although it is primarly focused on film production (its unorthodox films have won numerous international awards), Staragara also produces commercial spots, contemporary dance performances by the choreographer Magdalena Reiter and occasionally organises special dance events and programmes.

In 2016 Staragara co-produced Morten Traavik's Liberation Day (2016), a much lauded documentary about the Slovene rock band Laibach performing in North Korea.

Circus Fantasticus, a film by Janez Burger produced by Staragara, winner of the Vesna Award for Best full-length film and Kodak Award, 13th Festival of Slovenian Film 2010

Film production

As a film production house, Staragara produced Cvitkovič's black comedy Gravehopping [Odgrobadogroba], which saw its world première in September 2005 at the 53rd International Film Festival in San Sebastian and received the prestigious Altadis New Directors Award for the best first and second film of a director. The film has won many other prizes (for example, in Warsaw, Cottbus, Palić, Torino, Portorož, Khanty Mansysk, and Setubal in Portugal) and more than 20,000 viewers saw the film during regular cinematographic distribution in Slovenia. The film was co-produced by Propeler Film from Zagreb and TV Slovenia and financially supported by the Slovenian Film Centre and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia. The Association of Slovenian Filmmakers selected Gravehopping as the 2005 Slovene candidate for the Foreign Language Film Oscar award (announced by the Association of Slovenian Filmmakers). [

[Jan Cvitkovič|Cvitkovič]] is best known for winning the Lion of the Future Award at the 2001 Venice Film Festival for his debut feature film Bread and Milk [Kruh in mleko]. In 2011 Staragara also produced his third feature film, Archeo, a co-production with Transmedia (Italy), Inforg Stúdió (Hungary) and TV Slovenia, which was premiered at the 14th edition of the Festival of Slovenian Film and where it won the best film, best director and best cinematography awards.

A very ambitious film production was Burger's second feature, the highly original and unconventional war film without dialogues Silent Sonata [Circus Fantasticus]. It was co-produced by The Chimney Pot (Sweden), Cineworks (Finnland), Fastnet Films (Ireland) and Film i Väst (Sweden) and financially supported by the Euroimages Fund of the Council of Europe, shot in Slovenia and Ireland.It won several national (Vesna Award's for best feature film, director, music, sound, make-up and supporting actor, and Kodak Award for best cinematography) and international awards (Best Actors Award at the Pula FIlm Festival and Best Artistic Achievement Award at the Alexandria International Film Festival).

Staragara produced also several short and medium lenght films, fiction and documentaries, like Burger's On the Sunny Side of Alps [Na sončni strani Alp], a short fiction film from 2007, and Sonja, TV film from the same year, Cvitkovič's short fiction films I Know [Vem] from 2007, This is earth, my brother [To je zemlja, brat moj] from 2009, Hundred dogs [Sto psov] from 2012, and his television documentary Total Gambit [Totalni gambit], or Zoran Grabarac's documentary 300 Bears [300 kosmatih].

One of the most recent film projects produced by Staragara is also the TV documentary portrait of the Slovene painter Jože Tisnikar, Man With the Raven [Mož s krokarjem] made by Sonja Prosenc. It was shot in co-production with TV Slovenia and zavod Maribor 2012 for Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012.

Dance and stage productions

Staragara also produces dance and stage performances. In 2003 it produced an evening of four Polish dance performances called The Invasion of the Poles at Cankarjev dom in Ljubljana. In the following year dancer and choreographer Magdalena Reiter of Staragara – together with Exodos Institute – worked on an international co-production of the dance performance Moment - A Study of Suspended Time. Later she choreographed the dance performances Solo (2005), Heksamiton(2007), 36,5°C (2008), Modus Vivendi (2010), etc.

European Capital of Culture 2012

For the event Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012 Staragara launched the central film project of the event entitled Omnibus, with which – together with the project's art director Jan Cvitkovič – the film directors and authors from the region (Antonio Nuić, Georgy Pulfi, Michael Glawogger, Micheangelo Framartino) produced and presented a film made for the occasion.

External links

Gallery

Film still from Circus Fantasticus, a film by Janez Burger from Staragara - Ljubljana, winner of the Vesna Award for Best full-length film and the Kodak Award, Festival of Slovenian Film 2010

Circus Fantasticus, a film by Janez Burger produced by Staragara, winner of the Vesna Award for Best full-length film and Kodak Award, 13th Festival of Slovenian Film 2010

Circus Fantasticus, a film by Janez Burger from Staragara - Ljubljana, winner of the Vesna Award for Best full-length film and the Kodak Award, 13th Festival of Slovenian Film 2010

The vehicle featured in Zoran, moj nečak idiot, winner of the Vesna Award for Best Art Direction and multiple awards at the Venice Film Festival, coproduced by Staragara (SI) and Transmedia (IT), 2013

A vehicle featuring in Zoran, moj nečak idiot, winner of the Vesna Award for Best Art Direction and multiple awards on Venice Film Festival, coproduced by Staragara (SI) and Transmedia (IT), 2013

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-[[Staragara - Ljubljana|Staragara]] was established as a not-for-profit cultural organisation (zavod) in [[established::2003]] by film directors [[Janez Burger]] and [[Jan Cvitkovič]]. As well as film productions, Staragara also organises and produces dance events.
+Following the success of theirs debut features ''Idle Running'' (V leru, 1999) and ''Bread and Milk'' (Kruh in mleko, 2001) [[Staragara]] was established as an independent non-profit cultural organisation in [[established::2003]] by filmmakers [[Janez Burger]] and [[Jan Cvitkovič]]. Although it is primarly focused on film production (its unorthodox films have won numerous international awards), Staragara also produces commercial spots, contemporary dance performances by the choreographer [[Magdalena Reiter]] and occasionally organises special dance events and programmes.
+In 2016 Staragara co-produced Morten Traavik's Liberation Day (2016), a much lauded documentary about the Slovene rock band [[Laibach]] performing in North Korea.
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 ==Film production==
-As a film production house, Staragara produced [[Jan Cvitkovič|Jan Cvitkovič]]'s black comedy ''Gravehopping'' [Odgrobadogroba], which saw its world premiere in September 2005 at the 53rd International Film Festival in San Sebastian and received the prestigious award Altadis New Directors Award for the best first and second film of a director. The film has won many other prizes (eg in Warsaw, Cottbus, Palić, Torino, Portorož, Khanty Mansysk, and Setubal in Portugal) and more than 20,000 viewers saw the film during regular cinematographic distribution in Slovenia. The film was co-produced by Propeler Film from Zagreb and [[Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)|TV Slovenia]] and financially supported by the [[Slovenian Film Centre|Slovene Film Fund]] and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia. The [[Association of Slovene Film Workers]] selected ''Gravehopping'' as the 2005 Slovene candidate for the Foreign Language Film Oscar award (announced by [[Association of Slovene Film Workers]]). Cvitkovič is best known for winning the Lion of the Future award at the 2001 Venice Film Festival for his debut feature ''Bread and Milk'' [Kruh in mleko].
-Staragara produced the short-feature ''On the Sunny Side of Alps'' [Na sončni strani Alp] and in 2010 also an award winning feature-film without dialogs ''Silent Sonata'' [Circus fantasticus], directed by [[Janez Burger]] and supported by Media Plus (awarded for the best film and best director award at the 13th edition of [[Festival of Slovenian Film]] in 2010).
+As a film production house, Staragara produced [[Jan Cvitkovič|Cvitkovič's]] black comedy ''Gravehopping'' [Odgrobadogroba], which saw its world première in September 2005 at the 53rd International Film Festival in San Sebastian and received the prestigious Altadis New Directors Award for the best first and second film of a director. The film has won many other prizes (for example, in Warsaw, Cottbus, Palić, Torino, Portorož, Khanty Mansysk, and Setubal in Portugal) and more than 20,000 viewers saw the film during regular cinematographic distribution in Slovenia. The film was co-produced by Propeler Film from Zagreb and [[Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)|TV Slovenia]] and financially supported by the [[Slovenian Film Centre]] and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia. The [[Association of Slovenian Filmmakers]] selected ''Gravehopping'' as the 2005 Slovene candidate for the Foreign Language Film Oscar award (announced by the [[Association of Slovenian Filmmakers]]). [
-Other film projects currently in development are ''Driving School'' and ''Block of Flats''. In 2011 film ''Archeo'', written and directed by [[Jan Cvitkovič]], was premiered at the [[Festival of Slovenian Film]] and won awards for the best feature-film, best photography and directing.
+[Jan Cvitkovič|Cvitkovič]] is best known for winning the Lion of the Future Award at the 2001 Venice Film Festival for his debut feature film ''Bread and Milk'' [Kruh in mleko]. In 2011 Staragara also produced his third feature film, ''Archeo'', a co-production with Transmedia (Italy), Inforg Stúdió (Hungary) and [[Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)|TV Slovenia]], which was premiered at the 14th edition of the [[Festival of Slovenian Film]] and where it won the best film, best director and best cinematography awards.
-==Dance productions==
+A very ambitious film production was [[Janez Burger|Burger's]] second feature, the highly original and unconventional war film without dialogues ''Silent Sonata'' [Circus Fantasticus]. It was co-produced by The Chimney Pot (Sweden), Cineworks (Finnland), Fastnet Films (Ireland) and Film i Väst (Sweden) and financially supported by the Euroimages Fund of the Council of Europe, shot in Slovenia and Ireland.It won several national ([[Vesna Award|Vesna Award's]] for best feature film, director, music, sound, make-up and supporting actor, and Kodak Award for best cinematography) and international awards (Best Actors Award at the Pula FIlm Festival and Best Artistic Achievement Award at the Alexandria International Film Festival).
-Staragara also produces dance and stage performances. In 2003 it produced an evening of four Polish dance performances called ''The Invasion of the Poles'' at [[Cankarjev dom Culture and Congress Centre]] in Ljubljana. In the following year dancer and choreographer [[Magdalena Reiter]] of Staragara - together with [[Exodos Institute]] - worked on an international co-production of the dance performance ''Moment - A Study of Suspended Time'', and further on as a choreographer worked on dance performances ''36,5°C'', ''Modus Vivendi'', ''Heksamiton'', ''Solo'', etc.
+Staragara produced also several short and medium lenght films, fiction and documentaries, like [[Janez Burger|Burger's]] ''On the Sunny Side of Alps'' [Na sončni strani Alp], a short fiction film from 2007, and ''Sonja'', TV film from the same year, [[Jan Cvitkovič|Cvitkovič's]] short fiction films ''I Know'' [Vem] from 2007, ''This is earth, my brother'' [To je zemlja, brat moj] from 2009, ''Hundred dogs'' [Sto psov] from 2012, and his television documentary ''Total Gambit'' [Totalni gambit], or Zoran Grabarac's documentary ''300 Bears'' [300 kosmatih].
+One of the most recent film projects produced by Staragara is also the TV documentary portrait of the Slovene painter Jože Tisnikar, ''Man With the Raven'' [Mož s krokarjem] made by [[Sonja Prosenc]]. It was shot in co-production with [[Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)|TV Slovenia]] and zavod Maribor 2012 for [[Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012]].
+==Dance and stage productions==
+Staragara also produces dance and stage performances. In 2003 it produced an evening of four Polish dance performances called ''The Invasion of the Poles'' at [[Cankarjev dom Culture and Congress Centre|Cankarjev dom]] in Ljubljana. In the following year dancer and choreographer [[Magdalena Reiter]] of Staragara &ndash; together with [[Exodos Institute]] &ndash; worked on an international co-production of the dance performance ''Moment - A Study of Suspended Time''. Later she choreographed the dance performances ''Solo'' (2005), ''Heksamiton''(2007), ''36,5°C'' (2008), ''Modus Vivendi'' (2010), etc.
 ==European Capital of Culture 2012==
+For the event [[Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012]] Staragara launched the central film project of the event entitled ''Omnibus'', with which &ndash; together with the project's art director [[Jan Cvitkovič]] &ndash; the film directors and authors from the region (Antonio Nuić, Georgy Pulfi, Michael Glawogger, Micheangelo Framartino) produced and presented a film made for the occasion.
+==See also==
+*[[Slovenian Film Centre]]
+*[[Laibach]]
 == External links ==
-*[http://www.staragara.com/en/ Staragara - Ljubljana website]
+*[http://www.staragara.com/en/ Staragara website]
 *[http://www.odgrobadogroba.com/si/ ''Gravehopping'' film website]
 *[http://www.silentsonatamovie.com/ ''Silent Sonata'' film website]
+*[http://www.imdb.com/company/co0163514/ Staragara on IMDb]
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+[[Category:Dance producers]]
+[[Category:Dance]]
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+[[Category:EU funding of Slovene organisations (Culture and MEDIA Programmes)]]
+[[Category:EU MEDIA funding recipient]]
+[[Category:Theatre & Dance]]

Difference between revisions of "Staragara"

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Contents

Film production

Dance and stage productions

European Capital of Culture 2012

See also

External links

Gallery

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