Film archive
Daaaaaalí! Daaaaaalí!
Quentin Dupieux / France / 2023 / 77 min / French
The French master absurdist Quentin Dupieux (Mandibles) pays homage to his idol with a playful and unpredictable “non-biography”, which demonstrates that Dalí’s greatest work of art was his personality. Here it is—the caaaaardinal and delicioooooous film that reveals a Dalí never before seen by the public, proving, if there is even need for proof, that Daaaaaalí is probably the only artist on this miserable little planet.
Dad, can I drive the car Oči, lahko jaz šofiram?
Miha Hočevar / Slovenia / 2011 / 13 min / Slovene / 8+
Dahomey Dahomey
Mati Diop / Senegal, Benin, France / 2024 / 67 min
In her beguiling work of speculative documentary the young French-Senegalese filmmaker charts the repatriation of stolen artefacts to Benin, interrogating colonial legacies, ancestry and the weight of history.
Dallas Buyers Club Dallas Buyers Club
Jean-Marc Vallée / USA / 2013 / 117 min / Slovene subtitles, English / 16+
Dancing Queen Dancing Queen
Aurora Gossé / Norway / 2023 / 92 min / Slovene subtitles, Norwegian / 8+
Mina falls madly in love with the famous dancer Edwin and decides to start dancing.
Dancing with Maria Dancing with Maria
Ivan Gergolet / Italy, Slovenia, Argentina / 2014 / 75 min / Spanish
Danmark Danmark
Kasper Rune Larsen / Denmark / 2017 / 90 min / Danish
Without judgement and with respectful proximity, Kasper Rune Larsen’s debut film paints a realistic portrait of young people and the complex multiplicity of their realities.
Daphne Daphne
Peter Mackie Burns / United Kingdom / 2017 / 90 min / English
A characters study of a pleasure-seeking yet vulnerable woman who has reached a point in her life when a confrontation with oneself is inevitable.
Dar Fur: War for Water Dar Fur - Vojna za vodo
Tomo Križnar in Maja Weiss / Slovenia / 2006 / 89 min / Slovene subtitles, Slovene, Zaghawa, Fur, English, Arabic / 14+
Darkest Hour Darkest Hour
Joe Wright / USA, United Kingdom / 2017 / 125 min / English, French, German
During the early days of World War II, with the fall of France imminent, Britain faces its darkest hour as the threat of invasion looms. While manoeuvring his political rivals, the newly-appointed British Prime Minister Winston Churchill must confront the ultimate choice: negotiate with Hitler and save the British people at a terrible cost or rally the nation and fight on against incredible odds.
Darwin's Nightmare Darwin's Nightmare
Hubert Sauper / France, Austria, Belgium / 2004 / 117 min / Slovene subtitles, Russian, Swahili, English / 16+
Daughter of Camorra Hči Camorre
Siniša Gačić / Slovenia, Italy / 2019 / 80 min / Italian
A Slovenian-Italian documentary about Cristina Pinto, also known as Nikita; once a notorious member of the Neapolitan mafia, the Camorra, she has found herself facing the challenges of everyday life in the time since her release from prison.
Daughter of Mine Figlia mia
Laura Bispuri / Italy, Switzerland, Germany / 2018 / 100 min / Italian
Ten year old Viktoria has a warm and loving relationship with her mother Tina. But their peaceful life in the Sardinian countryside is disturbed by the girl’s discovery that the local party animal Angelica is her biological mother.
Days of Love Giorni d'amore
Giuseppe De Santis / Italy, France / 1954 / 103 min / Italian
The first colour film by one of the leading representatives of Italian neorealism, Giuseppe De Santis (Bitter Rice), is a fairy-tale romance combining social criticism, stylised realism and commedia dell’arte.
Days of Madness Dani ludila
Damian Nenadić / Croatia, Slovenia / 2018 / 72 min / Croatian
A documentary that transports us into the hidden world of mentally atypical and neglected people who have been institutionalised and molded into patients through drugs-based therapy. Through carefully documented moments in the lives of two individuals, the film raises the question as to where madness truly lies here.
De humani corporis fabrica De humani corporis fabrica
Verena Paravel, Lucien Castaing-Taylor / France, Switzerland / 2022 / 115 min
Five centuries ago, anatomist Andreas Vesalius opened up the human body to science for the first time in history. Today, De Humani Corporis Fabrica opens the human body to the cinema. It reveals that human flesh is an extraordinary landscape that exists only through the gaze and attention of others. As places of care, suffering and hope, hospitals are laboratories that connect everyone in the world.