A day in Murska Sobota is part of the series of silent, usually monochrome video essays and meditations "Silent Works", developed since 2016. These works dialogue with traditions of experimental documentary film, video art and early cinema and are primarily aimed to be projected on a large scale, often in groups and in dialogue with objects, installations and the space where they are shown. They are manipulations of Francisco Tomsich's own video diaries and sometimes integrate text, animations, drawing and collage.

The original footage and the notes reproduced as text in the film A day in Murska Sobota were produced on the 29th of September of 2018 while attending the literature festival Oko Besede in that city and studying Aleksander Petrović's film It rains in my village (1968). (Source: author)