Eastern Serbia is home to unique natural attractions and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Balkans. Lately, this region has been attracting more and more attention from film crews and can boast of an already enviable number of projects filmed there.
The feature-length animated film The Peasants, co-produced by Digitalkraft from Serbia, produced by Ivan Pribićević and Jelena Angelovski, had its world premiere on September 8th in the Special Presentations program of the 48th Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
The committee of the Croatian Association of Film Workers for the selection of the film representing Croatia in the competition for the Awards of the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in the category of the best international film, has announced this year’s Croatian candidate.
As announced on the website of the Yugoslav Cinematheque, the Parliament of Serbia has on September 6th passed the Law on Film and Other Audio-Visual Heritage, which comprehensively regulates the protection of film and audio-visual material as an extremely important segment of cultural heritage.
The Berlin Institute for Film and Video Art “Arsenal”, which organizes the “Forum” and “Forum Expanded” programs of the Berlin Film Festival, is celebrating its sixty years of existence and wor
On September 6th 2023, Film Center Serbia announced all its public competitions for financing and co-financing projects in cinematography for 2023.
On Monday, September 4, the 4th Merlinka Classic Festival will begin at the Cinematheque Museum in Belgrade, where 25 short, feature and documentary films that have left a deep mark on queer cinematography will be presented.
The famous Museum of Contemporary Art in New York (MoMA) will hold a retrospective of the films of the Yugoslav “Black Wave” from September 7th to 21st, 2023, under the title “Black Wave to White Ray: Yugoslav Film of the 1960s”.
The audience of the Sarajevo Film Festival voted and evaluated the films and series presented in different program units of this year’s edition of the film festival.
The young Serbian actor Jovan Ginić won the “Heart of Sarajevo” award for best actor for his role in the film Lost Country, while the Heart of Sarajevo award for the best documentary film went to Serbian director Nemanja Vojinović for Bottlemen.
The 21st edition of the CineLink Industry Days at the 29th Sarajevo Film Festival concluded with the award ceremony, where projects in various formats and stages of development hailing from Southeast Europe and the MENA region were presented and awarded.
The Heart of Sarajevo award ceremony for the TV series of the 29th Sarajevo Film Festival was held at the “Hills Sarajevo” hotel. Series from Serbia won a total of eight awards in total.