28th Documentary Film Festival – DFF

Festival sections 
Competition
Human rights films addressing some of the most critical issues of our world, from environmental concerns, the rights of workers and minorities to religious fundamentalism. The section also serves as an appeal to present-day mass media which tend to disregard numerous important and meaningful stories due to their ostensible lack of newsworthiness. 
The Best Human Rights Film Award is presented by Amnesty International Slovenia.

Current, Socio-critical 
Documentaries in many ways relating to (and complementing) the competition section, but mostly – also because of their larger budget – bringing bigger stories that enjoy more media exposure.

Intimate and Global Portraits 
As suggested by the title, these are small-scale, carefully woven stories concerning either an individual or a particular place and time.

Myths, Icons, Media 
In featuring films about innovative individuals, social phenomena, media interests and as yet unexplored stories, the section brings to light some of today’s or recent history’s most prominent aspects.

Retrospective
Part 1: The Great Depression & A New Hope
Part 2: Pare Lorentz
Part 3: Fascism in Spain, the International Collective
Part 4: The Land
Part 5: Hybrid Filmmaking
Part 6: Aftermath

Admission and discounts 
EUR 6.50, EUR 5.50* 
EUR 5, EUR 4.50* for the Retrospective section at the Slovenian Cinematheque
*discounts for visitors aged under 25 and over 65, as well as pensioners
10% discount when purchasing sets of 5 tickets
20% discount when purchasing sets of 10 tickets.
Discounts are not combinable.

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