Nataša Prosenc Stearns is a filmmaker and video artist who works with a wide range of moving image production and presentation, from scriptwriting, filming and editing to spatial installations, video objects and prints. The presentation of her film and video oeuvre, entitled Between Body and Space, is a selection of her work in four programmes. The first one, entitled Vortex presents films that were made in radically different periods and contexts: Concrete Man and Evening under the auspices of the Arsmedia production company and co-productions of RTV Slovenia in the 1990s, Tango for Fish produced by RTV Slovenia, Mud, Afterlife, Self Portrait and The Beach as independent projects in the USA in the 2000s, Vortex was part of the larger installation project Gladiators at the Venice Biennale, Construct was made from found footage of the construction site of Biosphere 2 in Arizona, the largest artificial environment facility for life on Mars, while Mother for Dinner was filmed as part of the Maribor European Capital of Culture.
Production: SCCA-Ljubljana and Slovenian Cinematheque, curated by: Vesna Bukovec, Robert Kuret.
The screening at the Slovenian Cinematheque on 21 March 2025 is complemented by an additional programme at the Slovenian Film Database (BSF). More

As part of the national focus on Slovenia, SCCA-Ljubljana – together with the Slovenian Cinematheque, the FeKK Short Film Festival in Ljubljana and the Animateka International Animated Film Festival – has co-curated five curated programmes representing the broad spectrum of Slovenian film and video creativity. 
The DIVA Station archive will present Interlaced DIVA, a programme curated by Peter Cerovšek. The selected works critically examine entrenched social structures that influence our understanding of identity, sexuality and social relations. Participating: Zemira Alajbegović, Neven Korda, Ana Nuša Dragan, Ema Kugler, Sasha Ihnatovich, Jasmina Mustafić, Duba Sambolec in Sara Bezovšek.
22 March 2025, W1 – Theatersaal, Regensburg, Germany More