. . . . Rumene zore
. . . . Yellow Dawn
After 48 years filmmaking, legendary Slovenian experimentalist Davorin Marc has his IFFR debut with an archetypal example work from the later part of his career. . . . . Rumene zore is a carefully crafted miniature in which he digitally mimics some of the analogue procedures from the past. If Marc’s analogue works from the 80s were post-punk, then the new ones could well be post-film!
– Ivan Ramljak
Also in this combined programme
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Koki, Ciao
An unbelievable portrait of a cockatoo who flew in the twentieth century’s highest political spheres.
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Cameras Do Not Record Such Things
Reality and fiction interplay in Alexandru Solomon’s investigation into the controversial Romanian Orthodox monk, Father Arsenie Boca.
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Tragédia
A filmmaker’s home-video found-footage essay about his father’s supposed murder surfaces after many years.
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Content Guidance
This film contains content on potentially sensitive topics.
Film details
- Country of production
- Slovenia
- Year
- 2025
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2025
- Length
- 3"
- Medium/Format
- DCP
Shows of ". . . . Rumene zore"
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KINO 4
Main programme ‘Blurring the lines’ featuring the films:
- Koki, Ciao
- Cameras Do Not Record Such Things
- Tragédia
- . . . . Rumene zore
- Gerhard
Physicalwith Q&AEN subtitled -
LantarenVenster 4
Main programme ‘Blurring the lines’ featuring the films:
- Koki, Ciao
- Cameras Do Not Record Such Things
- Tragédia
- . . . . Rumene zore
- Gerhard
Physicalwith Q&AEN subtitled
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