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Individual political policies and regimes used and abused the national costume of Slovenia. Despite the fact that the individual details of the Slovenian national costume borrowed from the garbs of the German Alpine region, it has maintained the specificity of the area. Today, the national costume is presented as a tourist attraction.

Remains of Roman settlements on the bottom of the sea near the Istrian coast are an important and precious monument of Roman architecture and civilization. Archeologists and divers searching and studying the sites.

Slovenian short film about promiscuity.

Factory machines, old enough to be locked away in museums and not used in modern production.

The problem of suicide among young people in Slovenia. Typical examples are shown through the testimony of the family and acquaintances of the deceased.

A portrait of a professional striper who chose this occupation for its financial benefits.

Presenting Maribor Fair exhibitions and its historical review.

Story about abandoned children who found shelter in different villages with different stepmothers.

As every other small nation, the Slovenians are proud of what they are. Of course, they love, too. Presenting how this is done in their country under the Alps.

In Baška Grapa, near the Italian border, lives a farmer who took advantage of his talent and uses water power at his work.

Industrialization brings progress, but also harmful influences on the environment. Warning of the dangers of waste materials dumped into the air and the waters.

Life and friendly neighbor relations on the Yugoslav-Italian border. Undisturbed growth of trading between the two countries.

Attracted by the roar, hinds come to gather around their leader. The lonely stag forces the leader into the fight for the herd. Hinds watch the fight and follow its winner when the fight is over.

Biography of Slovenian composer of Madrigals Gallus, born in the 16th century. In search for his accidental descendants in Slovenia, accompanied by his music interpreted by the Gallus Choir from Ljubljana.