Golubovic (1972) is one of the most acclaimed Serbian directors. His first feature film Apsolutnih Sto (Absolute Hundred 2001) participated in main programmes of over thirty international film festivals, including Cottbus, Rotterdam, Thessaloniki, Toronto and San Sebastian, winning 10 international…
Arsenijevic came into the international spotlights after receiving an Academy Award Nomination for his short film (A)Torsion in 2003 – a Sarajevo war episode of a singing group stuck in an escape tunnel, helping a cow give birth. (A)Torsion won…
Milos Tomic is a multimedia artist in the true sense of the word – not only that he explores different media in his art practice (film, photography, drawing, animation, collages), but also transforms everyday objects, such as trash, into media…
Full bio coming soon. Vladimir Simic on Flickr Vladimir Simic on IMDB Ulicni Hodac (2004) from DART FILM on Vimeo.
McDonald’s in the Balkans: a brief history From a source of national pride to a symbol of US imperialism, the American fast food chain has left its mark in the Balkans
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