KINO! Revija za film in filmsko
Na jami 11, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Phone386 (0) 1 515 4231
Published byKino! Society for Expanding Film Culture
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''[[Kino! Magazine for Cinema and Cinematic Issues]]'' is the first and the only "academic" film magazine in Slovenia. It appeared in summer [[established::2007]] and is published three times a year by the [[Kino! Society for Expanding Film Culture]]. | ''[[Kino! Magazine for Cinema and Cinematic Issues]]'' is the first and the only "academic" film magazine in Slovenia. It appeared in summer [[established::2007]] and is published three times a year by the [[Kino! Society for Expanding Film Culture]]. | ||
| − | The articles, in Slovenian or English language (those in Slovenian have a short summary in English), deal mostly with new trends and innovative approaches in contemporary independent cinema, emerging authors around the world, new tendencies in film studies and film criticism, Slovene cinema and other film related issues | + | The articles, in Slovenian or English language (those in Slovenian have a short summary in English), deal mostly with new trends and innovative approaches in contemporary independent cinema, emerging authors around the world, new tendencies in film studies and film criticism, Slovene cinema and other film related issues. Summaries and selected integral articles are available online, including some articles in English. |
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| + | Among its contributors are some of the most important Slovene film scholars as well as some well-known foreign scholars, critics, and directors like Lav Diaz, Olaf Möller, Alexis A. Tioseco, Neil Young, Želimir Žilnik, and others. | ||
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Among its contributors are some of the most important Slovene film scholars as well as some well-known foreign scholars, critics, and directors like Lav Diaz, Olaf Möller, Alexis A. Tioseco, Neil Young, Želimir Žilnik, and others.
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