Portal of Slovenian Performing Arts
“I’ll tell you a dirty little song. Let’s go to the forest, says the first devil. What will we do there, says the second devil. To look for my mother, says the first devil. What will we do with her, says the second devil. Let’s tease her to death! says the first devil.”
“The current position of man is such that the center for intuition and the center for feeling have slipped from consciousness into the subconscious, so that man connects with the environment only through the center for thinking, and this center is designated by the word ‘I’.”
"How can love replace wisdom?"
“I was afraid that I wasn’t enough – that I would look like an empty bag. I had to fill myself up with old newspapers, with imaginary events. With achievements that God had intended for others, even though I had asked him nicely to remember me sometimes too.”
"Our only direction is where the wind blows."
“Every now and then someone needs to remind us that there are things in life that are not for sale.”
“I dreamed how beautiful it is when you have no choice.”
On Christmas Day, elderly couple Matjaž and Vera are waiting for the whole family to gather so they can enjoy a festive dinner together. They don’t notice that Santa Claus has approached the house, sneaked in through the window, and secretly poured the contents of his sack into the wine on the table.
Bosnia during the war. An American journalist, Mary, and Major John are trapped in a mountain hunting lodge during a snowstorm.
A family – father, mother, two sons, their lover and grandmother – are living in utter misery and poverty. Their home is a dark cellar, their usual meal is a soup of rotten vegetables and rat meat.
This comedy features a professor of Russian language, a fanatical lover of Chekhov who, for this reason, not only owns a cherry orchard, but his three daughters are named after the Three Sisters (Olga, Irina and Masha). At his golden wedding anniversary, the daughters are shocked by the parents’ decision to file for an uncontested divorce.
Three vagrants with biblical names Peter, Paul and Magdalena are fascinated by a science fiction book titled The Eleventh Planet.