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Tribuna – Happy Rebellion (2018)

0h 50mDocumentary • TV Movie
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Synopsis

The film was prompted by the fact that in the capital of Slovenia, one of the republics of the former socialist state of Yugoslavia, a magazine was published that saw nine bans or confiscations – more than any other newspaper in the communist Europe. A thorn in the side of the authorities for thirty years, this student magazine brought together young intellectuals who detected possible democratic shifts in the public sphere. Never strictly political, their rebellion invariably had to do with culture and its latest practices in the more liberal countries.

Movie Information

Director
Janez Burger
Writers
Maja Cander, Mitja Čander
Release Year
2018
Runtime
50 minutes
Genre
Documentary, TV Movie
Language
SL
Country
Slovenia
Status
Released

Top Cast

Maruša Majer — cast portrait as Narrator (voice)
Maruša Majer
Narrator (voice)
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Niko Grafenauer
Himself
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Boris Cizej
Himself
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Marcel Štefančič, Jr.
Himself
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Ana Pavlič
Herself
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Marike Grubar
Herself

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