52nd Sopot Film Festival concludes. Here are the award winners.
The GRAND PRIX of the festival for the best film was awarded to the film Enough For Now, directed by Marko Đorđević and produced by Miloš Pušić.
The GRAND PRIX of the festival for the best film was awarded to the film Enough For Now, directed by Marko Đorđević and produced by Miloš Pušić.
During the four days of the festival, more than 40 films from 19 countries were shown, and valuable prizes were awarded at the closing ceremony.
The tenth JSFF – Japanese-Serbian film festival promoting the culture of the two countries has wrapped up in Tokyo.
The Grand Prix of the Sheffield DocFest International competition program was awarded to the film Who Will Knock on the Door of My Home, directed by Maja Novaković (Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2024).
The third feature film by director Sonja Prosenc, Family Therapy, was selected among ten films in the main international competition program of the Tribeca Film Festival, which annually receives more than 10,000 applications from all over the world. The festival takes place in June in Manhattan, New York.
It is with heavy hearts that Film Center Serbia mourns the passing of the prominent Yugoslav director and visionary filmmaker Veljko Bulajić.
Here are the dates of all FCS competitions in 2024.
“Kafka in Belgrade”, directed by Maša Nešković and produced by Maja Medić and Ene Bajraktarević, received The DOK Leipzig Accelerator Award.
The feature-length hybrid documentary Warm Film premiered on March 10th 2024 as part of the official program of the Thessaloniki International Festival.
Heroes of Halliard had the honor of being the first Serbian film in history to be shown in the US Congress on Capitol Hill.
The call is open until April 20th.
On March 1st and 2nd in Belgrade, Film Center of Serbia played host to the directors and managers of film and audio-visual centers of Slovenia, Croatia, Republika Srpska, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Moldova and Greece.