In the official program of this year’s Toronto International Film Festival , the long-awaited comeback film of Mladen Đorđević, The Working Class Goes to Hell, will have its world premiere.
Nina Ognjanović’s debut feature film Where the Road Leads has won the “Free Spirit” award at the Stony Brook Film Festival in the United States.
The film Bullets Over Marseille by Gordan Matić has won another award abroad. This production won the award for the best documentary film at the “NORGS International Independent Festival (NIIF)”, which is held in Isfahan, Iran.
This festival represents, as the organizers point out, a unique opportunity for film enthusiasts, artists and lovers of the seventh art to gather and enjoy rich film and related content.
The Peasants, co-produced by Digitalkraft from Serbia, produced by Ivan Pribićević and Jelena Angelovski, will have its world premiere in the Special Presentations program of the 48th Toronto International Film Festival
Goran Stolevski’s new feature film, Housekeeping for Beginners will premiere at the Venice Film Festival as part of the official “Horizons” section.
A total of 49 films will compete for the “Heart of Sarajevo” awards in the competition programs of the 29th Sarajevo Film Festival.
The “Golden Tower” award for the best film of the 30th Palić European Film Festival was won by Red Sky, directed by Christian Pecold.
The Festival of Serbian Fantastic Film, which will take place from September 28th to October 1st, in the Belgrade Cultural Center Hall, has announced an open call for submissions
Today marks the official opening of the 30th edition of the European Film Festival Palić. At the opening, the “Aleksandar Lifka” award will be presented to the famous Serbuab actor Bogdan Diklić, for his outstanding contribution to European cinematography.
The Cinehill Motovun Film Festival is being held this year for the first time in two locations
Excursion, by Bosnian director Una Gunjak, will have its world premiere on August 4th this year at the Locarno International Film Festival