Kino Udarnik

Kino Udarnik Maribor is housed in a 1930s building which was originally designed as the elite Maribor city cinema hall. It represents the last old city cinema hall in which it is possible to project 35mm films with a screen ratio of 11m x 5m. The cinema was a member of the Artkino mreža, a network which distributed selected high-quality films around Slovenia, however it was closed for some years when it was one of the venues of the DokMa International Film Festival. In May 2010 Kino Udarnik was reopened as a regular cinema hall with a versatile programme and run by an enthusiastic team of the newly established NGO, Udarnik Maribor, a city art centre.

Programme

Regular screenings are organised in collaboration with the Slovenian Cinematheque within the Embassy of Cinematheque series. Udarnik features also the Maribor part of the Animateka International Animated Film Festival and is one of the rare venues in Slovenia, featuring experimental film, audiovisual and new media artworks. These screenings are usually followed by a discussion or artists talk (such as, pioneer of computer art Eduard Zajc in conversation with theoretician Melita Zajc) and coorganised in collaboration with specialised festivals such as International Festival of Computer Arts (IFCA) or institutions such as SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts).

External links

Udarnik Institute's website (in Slovenian)
Udarnik Institute on Facebook (in Slovenian)
Kino Udarnik at Arhitekturni vodnik (in Slovenian)

Kino Udarnik

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