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Tatjana in Motherland

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2014 | 51 min | Documentary

Monday Morning Maybeearly rating

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Is it for you?

Who'll love it
Right up the alley of the curious. Expect to bring it up in conversation afterwards.
The mood
Eye-opening.
The pace
Moves through the story clearly, at 51 min. An easy one to fit in on a school night.
What might put you off
  • It's in another language, so expect subtitles (or a dub).
  • Skip it if you want made-up drama tonight.

Tatjana in Motherland is a partly animated documentary essay about Slovenia and its men. It is a “documentary-tale” of how Slovenian society has been disintegrating in an invisible way. The story will unveil a Slovenian Oedipus archetype of the possessive martyr mother type and her relationship with her son, in which she through emotional manipulation, by constantly creating feelings of guilt, burdens her son to such a degree, that he remains dependent on her for the rest of his life. In order to put this relationship to its best use, all Slovenian governing structures have elevated mother figure on the level of a saint and have assigned to it the cultish role. The result of the Slovenian maternal cult is a typical Slovene male, who is pathologically obsessed with his mother.

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Cast & crew

Directed by Miha Čelar

  • Tatjana KneževičHerself
  • Martina Žmuc TomoriHerself
  • Andrej PerkoHimself
  • Svetlana MakarovičHerself
  • Saša EinsiedlerHerself