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FeKK Ljubljana Short Film Festival first took off in 2015. It is both internationally as well as locally oriented festival aiming to forefront the somewhat neglected culture of short films, be them animated, experimental or of any other type. The festival lasts for about a week and includes various, competitive and non-competitive sections, international meetings and guests, round tables and just plain parties. As such it works on developing the local short film scene and connect its producers, authors, theorists and organisers.

The festival takes place at two main locations: the indoor hall of the Slovenian Cinematheque and its Summer Open-air Cinema at the Museum Quarter in the "new" part of the Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Zone. Additional venues are also the R.O.G. Skatepark and the KULT3000. After the main festival ends, some of its programme later travels through other venues around Slovenia.

An important part of the festival are its international collaborations, especially with the K3 Festival from Austria. There, the three best Slovenian films are presented in a regional short film competition section.

Background and the K3 Festival

The precursor of FeKK festival is the K3 Ljubljana festival, a project initiated by the Villach based K3 Festival, which connected three local festival of short film –K3 Udine (Italy), K3 Clagenfurt (Austria) and K3 Ljubljana. Each festival choose three best new short films from he respective country and sent them to Villach to compete in the regional competition programme called 3x3.

This was organised by the Kinodvor Cinema and the Slovenian Cinematheque in 2012 and 2013. In 2014, this festival was organised by the young crew of the Kraken Film Society, which was – at least formally – established for this purpose. Though still less ambitious in scope than FeKK, it was a step in the direction of a full fledged festival and already organised at the new open-air venue at Metelkova.

Programme

Young as it is, the festival is still developing and does not yet have any distinctive identity or curating practice. Yet, in this early stage the main programme consists of a section with new locally sourced short films, out of which three are sent to the K3 Festival and are also included in the second main part, the international competitive section. In 2015, this included only the ex Yugoslavian countries and the winning film was made by the Serbian director (and actor) Jelena Gavrilović.

Other programme segments at FeKK consisted of a selection of movie trailers (done in cooperation with the Belgrade based MKC Kombinat), a retrospective of Slovenian short films done in collaboration with the Slovenian Film Centre, a series of best short films that were included in recent editions of the Motovun film festival, and films done under the okrilje of Luksuz Production. There was also a retrospective of young, promising authors and a children programme co-produced with Animateka International Animated Film Festival.

There is also the regular additional film festival programme with discussions and round tables. One of them was on the issues of international co-productions and was done together with the team of Creative Europe Desk Slovenia.

External links

FeKK provisional website
Kraken Film Society
[k3festival.com K# Festival website]

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-[[FeKK Ljubljana Short Film Festival]] first took off in [[established::2015]]. It is both internationally as well as locally oriented festival aiming to forefront the somewhat neglected culture of short films, be them animated, experimental or of any other type. The festival last for about a week and includes various, competitive and non-competitive sections, international meetings and guests, round tables and just plain parties. As such it aims to contribute to the development of the local short film scene and its producers, authors, theorists and organisers.
+[[FeKK Ljubljana Short Film Festival]] first took off in [[established::2015]]. It is both internationally as well as locally oriented festival aiming to forefront the somewhat neglected culture of short films, be them animated, experimental or of any other type. The festival lasts for about a week and includes various, competitive and non-competitive sections, international meetings and guests, round tables and just plain parties. As such it works on developing the local short film scene and connect its producers, authors, theorists and organisers.
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-The festival takes place at two main locations: the film theatre of [[Slovenian Cinematheque]] and its Summer Open-air Cinema at the [[Moderna galerija / Museum of Modern Art, Ljubljana plus Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova|Museum Quarter]] in the "new" part of the [[Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Zone]]. Additional venues are also the [[R.O.G. Skatepark]] and the [[KULT3000]]. After the festival has ended, some of its programme also travels through some other venues around Slovenia.
+The festival takes place at two main locations: the indoor hall of the [[Slovenian Cinematheque]] and its Summer Open-air Cinema at the [[Moderna galerija / Museum of Modern Art, Ljubljana plus Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova|Museum Quarter]] in the "new" part of the [[Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Zone]]. Additional venues are also the [[R.O.G. Skatepark]] and the [[KULT3000]]. After the main festival ends, some of its programme later travels through other venues around Slovenia.
-An important part of the festival are its international collaborations, especially with the ''K3 Festival'' from Austria. The three best Slovenian films are there presented in a regional short film competition section.
+An important part of the festival are its international collaborations, especially with the ''K3 Festival'' from Austria. There, the three best Slovenian films are presented in a regional short film competition section.
 ==Background and the K3 Festival==
-The precursor of FeKK festival is the ''K3 Ljubljana'' festival, a project done initiated by the Villach based K3 Festival, which initiated and connected three local festival of short film - ''K3 Udine'' (Italy), ''K3 Clagenfurt'' (Austria) and ''K3 Ljubljana''. Each festival choose three new local short films and sent them to Villach to compete in the regional competition programme called 3x3. This was organised by the [[Kinodvor Cinema]] and the [[Slovenian Cinematheque]] in 2012 and 2013. In 2014, this festival was organised by the young crew of the [[Kraken Film Society]], which was &ndash; at least formally &ndash; established for this purpose. Though still less ambitious in scope then FeKK, it was a step in its direction and already organised at the new open-air venue at Metelkova.
+The precursor of FeKK festival is the ''K3 Ljubljana'' festival, a project initiated by the Villach based K3 Festival, which connected three local festival of short film &ndash;''K3 Udine'' (Italy), ''K3 Clagenfurt'' (Austria) and ''K3 Ljubljana''. Each festival choose three best new short films from he respective country and sent them to Villach to compete in the regional competition programme called 3x3.
+This was organised by the [[Kinodvor Cinema]] and the [[Slovenian Cinematheque]] in 2012 and 2013. In 2014, this festival was organised by the young crew of the [[Kraken Film Society]], which was &ndash; at least formally &ndash; established for this purpose. Though still less ambitious in scope than FeKK, it was a step in the direction of a full fledged festival and already organised at the new open-air venue at Metelkova.
 ==Programme==
-Young as it is, the festival is still developing and does not yet have a firm identity and curating practices. Yet, in its early stage the programme consists of a sections of new locally sourced short films, out of which three are sent to the K3 Festival and are also included in the international competitive section of FeKK. In 2015, this international section included only the ex Yugoslavian countries, with the winning film made by the Serbian director (and actor) ''Jelena Gavrilović''.
+Young as it is, the festival is still developing and does not yet have any distinctive identity or curating practice. Yet, in this early stage the main programme consists of a section with new locally sourced short films, out of which three are sent to the K3 Festival and are also included in the second main part, the international competitive section. In 2015, this included only the ex Yugoslavian countries and the winning film was made by the Serbian director (and actor) ''Jelena Gavrilović''.
-Other sections at FeKK also presented a selections of movie trailers (done in cooperation with the Belgrade based ''MKC Kombinat''), a retrospective of Slovenian short films done in collaboration with the [[Slovenian Film Centre]], a series of best short films that were included in recent editions of the Motovun film festival, and films done under the okrilje of [[Luksuz Production]]. There was also a retrospective of young, promising authors and a children programme co-produced with [[Animateka International Animated Film Festival]].
+Other programme segments at FeKK consisted of a selection of movie trailers (done in cooperation with the Belgrade based ''MKC Kombinat''), a retrospective of Slovenian short films done in collaboration with the [[Slovenian Film Centre]], a series of best short films that were included in recent editions of the Motovun film festival, and films done under the okrilje of [[Luksuz Production]]. There was also a retrospective of young, promising authors and a children programme co-produced with [[Animateka International Animated Film Festival]].
 There is also the regular additional film festival programme with discussions and round tables. One of them was on the issues of international co-productions and was done together with the team of [[Creative Europe Desk Slovenia]].

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Background and the K3 Festival

Programme

See also

External links

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