Belgrade shortlisted for the European film location of the year – EUFCN Location Award
The Serbian film industry is once again in the spotlight of the European audiovisual community, mostly thanks to the series “The Librarians: The Next Chapter”.
The Serbian film industry is once again in the spotlight of the European audiovisual community, mostly thanks to the series “The Librarians: The Next Chapter”.
The feature-length documentary film The Mountain directed by Biljana Tutorov and Petar Glomazić will have its world premiere on January 26th, 2026 at the Sundance Film Festival
The official Serbian candidate for the Oscar in the Best International Feature Film category, David Jovanović’s Sun Never Again, had a special screening in London
Belgrade is among the five best film locations in Europe in the selection for the EUFCN Location Award 2025, the most significant European recognition for exceptional film locations and cooperation with international productions.
The 12th Japanese-Serbian Film Festival (JSFF) will take place from November 28th to December 1st, 2025 at the Yugoslav Cinematheque in Belgrade.
Members of the delegation made contacts with documentary film makers, representatives of festivals, television, platforms, sales agents and distributors.
Director and screenwriter Goran Radovanović won a prize of 250,000 dollars and a five-carat Yakut diamond at the first “Diamond Butterfly” Film Festival of the Eurasian Film Academy in Moscow, for the direction of the film The Erl-King
The market was held as part of the 66th Thessaloniki International Film Festival.
The film won the main award for the best film at this year’s 23rd Zagreb Film Festival, held from November 10th to 16th in Zagreb, Croatia.
The film Our Father directed by Goran Stanković has recently won two significant international awards,
The film Is the Sky Blue? directed by Nikola Ljuca won the D-Facto Motion award within the Connecting Cottbus (CoCo WIP) program.
Two Serbian majority and one minority production were awarded at Cottbus.