Nineteen owners share a single building on Vida Pregarc Street in Ljubljana, each with unique stories shaped by Slovenia's post-privatization changes.
Synopsis
Nineteen owners share a single building on Vida Pregarc Street in Ljubljana, each with unique stories shaped by Slovenia's post-privatization changes.
Synopsis
Vida Pregarc Street in Ljubljana features a building originally constructed for workers, with three entrances and multiple storeys. After Slovenia's privatization in the 1990s, the building was divided among nineteen owners. Each owner shares their personal story, reflecting on how their lives changed after privatization. The film shows how these individual experiences connect to the shifting community dynamics in Ljubljana. Directed by Metod Pevec, the documentary runs for 82 minutes and includes narratives in Bosnian and Slovenian.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the diverse residents of Vida Pregarc Street.
- See how privatization changed community dynamics.
- Find out the building's unique architectural features.
Did You Know
- The building on Vida Pregarc Street has three entrances.
- Nineteen different owners now share the building after privatization.
- The building was originally designed for construction workers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the original purpose of the building on Vida Pregarc Street?
The building was originally designed for construction workers.
How many owners does the building on Vida Pregarc Street have?
The structure became divided among nineteen owners after Slovenia's privatization in the 1990s.
What socio-economic event influenced the lives of residents in the building?
The privatization of Slovenia in the 1990s significantly influenced the identities and lives of the residents.
What are people saying?
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