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For a year and a half, Metod Pevec has been working with a group of prisoners at Dob, who are using psychodrama to come to terms with their past, their guilt and their responsibility.
Cinema without barriers is a project that enables viewing of films equipped with audio description for the blind and visually impaired, with subtitles in Slovene and sign-language interpretation.
The film will be followed by a discussion with the film crew.
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Film director: Metod Pevec. Country of production: Slovenia. Year of production: 2025. Running time: 1 hour and 46 minutes. Language: Slovenian.
Story:
Director Metod Pevec and psychiatrist Vladimir Milošević spent a year and a half following a group of prisoners convicted of the most serious crimes at Dob Prison, who were taking part in a psychodrama process. In the safe space of the therapeutic sessions, the prisoners confront their childhoods, family relationships, traumas, violence, guilt and responsibility, and reflect on life after serving their sentences. With its nuanced perspective, the film transcends stereotypes and, through candid confessions, reveals the people behind the crimes, raising questions about change, forgiveness and reintegration into society. *When I Get Out* won the Audience Award for Best Film at the 27th Slovenian Film Festival.
