Nagrada Metoda Badjure
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ProprietorAssociation of Slovene Film Workers
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| − | Up to | + | Up to 2010 the Badjura Award was awarded to [[Jože Babič]], [[Mirjana Borčić]], [[Vojko Duletič]], [[Jože Gale]], [[Boštjan Hladnik]], [[Jane Kavčič]], [[Matjaž Klopčič]], [[Milan Ljubić]], [[Ivan Marinček]], [[Berta Meglič]], [[Rudi Omota]], [[Jože Pogačnik]], [[Dušan Povh]], [[Filip Robar Dorin]], [[Mako Sajko]], [[Rudi Vaupotič]] and [[Peter Zobec]]. |
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Up to 2010 the Badjura Award was awarded to Jože Babič, Mirjana Borčić, Vojko Duletič, Jože Gale, Boštjan Hladnik, Jane Kavčič, Matjaž Klopčič, Milan Ljubić, Ivan Marinček, Berta Meglič, Rudi Omota, Jože Pogačnik, Dušan Povh, Filip Robar Dorin, Mako Sajko, Rudi Vaupotič and Peter Zobec.
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- Metod Badjura Award website (in Slovenian)
- Metod Badjura Award on Wikipedia (in Slovenian)
- Metod Badjura on IMDb
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The Milka and Metod Badjura Award for lifetime achievement, launched in 1995 by the Association of Slovenian Filmmakers, is the most important Slovene film award. +
The Milka and Metod Badjura Award for lifetime achievement, launched in 1995 by the Association of Slovenian Filmmakers, is the most important Slovene film award. +
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