Matevž Jerman, Niko Novak
Matevž Jerman has directed several experimental short films and music videos. He is also one of the co-funders of Kraken Short Film Promotion Society, the program director of the FeKK – Ljubljana Short Film Festival, and a short film curator for several other film festivals. Jerman is also a film critic and editor and works at the programme department at the Slovenian Cinematheque.
Niko Novak is active in the fields of film, theatre, and music. He has been working as a production designer on feature and short films for the last twenty years. As a musician he is making music independently as a singer/songwriter and a composer for theatre and film.
Niko Novak is active in the fields of film, theatre, and music. He has been working as a production designer on feature and short films for the last twenty years. As a musician he is making music independently as a singer/songwriter and a composer for theatre and film.
SYNOPSIS
The Gian Rinaldo Carli High School in Koper keeps a late 19th century set of animals preserved in formaldehyde, one of the oldest collections of the kind in Slovenia. The film shows specimens stored in glass jars in the Oreste Gerosa Natural History Cabinet.