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Vladan Petkovic
Vladan Petkovic (Belgrade, 1978) is a journalist, film critic, festival programmer and translator. He is the correspondent for the territories of former Yugoslavia at Screen International, senior writer at Cineuropa and contributing editor for IDFA's website. He is a programmer for ZagrebDox and Rab Film Festival (Croatia), Skopje Film Festival (Macedonia), and FeKK in Ljubljana (Slovenia) and contributes as guest programmer and advisor for numerous international film festivals around Europe. Petkovic is the head of studies of GoCritic!, a recently established training programme for aspiring film journalists and critics, in collaboration with Cineuropa.
  • La Restanza, a film by Alessandra Coppola

    Land for us all – or for no one?

    Crossing Europe: Four films that take a multifaceted look at the economic, ecological, and social importance of land.

  • The Wire, a film by Tiha K. Gudac

    Ideologies and refugees

    Migrants: Refugee deterrent border fences add to the already complicated relationship between the Croats and Slovenians of the Kupa region.

  • Communism: Beyond Images of Ideology

    COMMUNISM (1917–): This year’s retrospective programme at DOK Leipzig is comprised of films of different geographical origins that rotate around some key terms in the history of communism.

  • VISUAL LESSONS: Importance of the image

    Film image is the starting point and basic unit of the cinematic language. A filmmaker can use various visual approaches and the way they influence a viewer’s perspective has different implications in documentary and fiction films

  • BELDOCS 2011: Between past and present

    Three national Balkan films distinguished themselves at the Beldocs 2011 Festival in its fourth edition in Serbia.

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