The Mountain Won’t Move
NATURE: The poetic rhythms of shepherding life in North Macedonia amidst breathtaking mountain landscapes and modern encroachments.
Balkan
«Trieste still resonates with its Balkan neighbours»
TRIESTE FF: Rada Šešić, the documentary competition programmer, delves into the unique cultural and historical significance of the city as a festival location, her approach to curating the documentary program, and the evolving dynamics of regional cinema.
MakeDox announces full programme for 13th edition
The 13th #MakeDox creative documentary film festival takes place from 18 to 25 August in Skopje. Congruently, the fourth edition
Beldocs Industry announces events as Belgrade-based documentary festival kicks off
Beldocs Industry offers a range of industry activities accessible and available both on-site in #Belgrade and online lasting from today
Ideologies and refugees
Migrants: Refugee deterrent border fences add to the already complicated relationship between the Croats and Slovenians of the Kupa region.
Landscapes of Resistance
TRAUMA: An unorthodox documentary on the exceptional journey of one of Serbia’s first female partisans, who helped lead the resistance in Auschwitz.
At the fringes of Europe
MIGRANTS: Encounters with volunteers and clashes with state forces and right-wing citizens pepper the uncertain future of the refugees.
Documentary Campus curates multiple CineLink Talks for 26th Sarajevo Film Festival
In collaboration with #Documentary Campus# and Screen International, #Sarajevo Film Festival# has announced its full CineLink Talks programme. As part
Sarajevo Film Festival announces 2020 Docu Rough Cut Boutique projects
Sarajevo Film Festival and Balkan Documentary Center‘s Docu Rough Cut Boutique has recently announced their 2020 selections dedicated to documentary
Award-winner: An identity struggle that never ended
Srbenka (2018) gives an insight to the current life and war memories among the Serbian minority in Croatia. The film is a skilful metatheatre that involves both the troupe’s acting and sense of self as they work on their own memories.
In the hallway of the Yugoslav past
Hotel Jugoslavija appears as a mirror image of the Yugoslav glory and downfall, symbolised by the once grand and luxurious hotel in the capital of a country that ceased to exist.
