Serbian film ‘Is the Sky Blue?’ awarded at Cottbus
The film Is the Sky Blue? directed by Nikola Ljuca won the D-Facto Motion award within the Connecting Cottbus (CoCo WIP) program.
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.
The thirteenth edition of the Serbian Film Showcase festival will take place on November 21st and 22nd, 2025 at the Caisa cultural center in Helsinki.
Five Serbian-produced films will be shown at the upcoming Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, which will take place from November 7th to 23rd.
The Russian Consul was declared the winner of the 22nd Serbian Film Festival in Australia.
The awards were decided by more than 550 film workers, and presented in a total of ten categories.
The film Wind, Talk to Me, directed by Stefan Đorđević has won the Grand Prix at this year’s CinEast festival in Luxembourg
Mladen Đorođević’s film Working Class Goes to Hell, won two awards out of six categories it was nominated in.
The film has won the award for the best film at the Valdivia International Film Festival in Chile, as well as a special award at the Lima Alterna Festival in Peru.
The 18th Leskovac International Film Festival was closed with the presentation of awards and the screening of Želimir Žilnik’s film Restitution, or, Dream and Reality of the Old Guard.
Karmadonna won two awards at the Dark Nights Film Festival in Sydney – for best feature film and best screenplay.
The film Wind, Talk To Me directed by Stefan Đorđević won the Vanguard Award at the Vancouver International Film Festival, one of the most important and respected festivals in Canada.