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Homosexuality, in all practicality, is still not normal in Slovenia: Darko Stante

Homosexuality, in all practicality, is still not normal in Slovenia: Darko Stante

Oct 20, 2018, at 12:45 pm

Slovenian director Darko Stante with his debut feature film, Consequences, created history as it became the first movie from his country to screen at the Toronto International Film Festival in nearly a decade. The film deals with homosexuality among young boys at a youth facility. Mainly shot with an inexperienced cast, Consequences has collected rave reviews, drawing comparison with the cult film Rebel Without a Cause. In a conversation with Stante and Matej Zemljic, the lead actor, Suman Das and Sudipto Maity finds out their experience. Excerpts