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− | The Ljubljana Gay and Lesbian Film Festival was renamed into the [[LGBT Film Festival]] on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the festival. It is a specialised non-competitive film festival focusing on international gay and lesbian cinema. It was originally launched in [[established::1984]], within the Magnus Festival, and as such is the oldest gay and lesbian film festival in Europe and at the same time the oldest international film festival in Slovenia. It is organised by the | + | The Ljubljana Gay and Lesbian Film Festival was renamed into the [[LGBT Film Festival]] on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the festival. It is a specialised non-competitive film festival focusing on international gay and lesbian cinema. It was originally launched in [[established::1984]], within the Magnus Festival, and as such is the oldest gay and lesbian film festival in Europe and at the same time the oldest international film festival in Slovenia. It is organised by the film section of the [[ŠKUC Association]]. |
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Revision as of 12:38, 15 December 2023
Locations
Film screenings take place at the Slovenian Cinematheque, sometimes the accompanying programme also at theKlub Tiffany in Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Zone, Škuc Gallery, Match Gallery, Klub K4 and Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana. The festival programme was also hosted in other Slovene cities: at the Youth assiociation Bistrica ob Sotli, at Film Theatre Idrija, at Cinema Ariston in Trieste, at Ptuj City Cinema, at Intimate Cinema, GT22 in Maribor and at MKSMC Botegin in Koper.
See also
- ŠKUC Association
- Slovenian Cinematheque
- International Feminist and Queer Festival Red Dawns
- Klub Tiffany
- Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Zone
- Škuc Gallery
- Ptuj City Cinema
- Film Theatre Idrija
- Intimate Cinema, GT22