Yugoslavia

  • Jean-Luc Godard: Death was waiting

    Jean-Luc Godard: Death was waiting

    CINEMA: Four films and two books – can they capture something about this newly dead legend of cinema? Let me try, especially with Godard’s intellectual autobiography and two new films about him.

  • Human safari

    Human safari

    CONFLICT: The story of wealthy foreigners who turned besieged Sarajevo into a human safari, paying high fees for the chance to shoot at the residents.

  • «Bosnia & Herzegovina needed a significant festival of documentary films, and now I hope we have it»

    «Bosnia & Herzegovina needed a significant festival of documentary films, and now I hope we have it»

    AJB DOC: Modern Times Review spoke with its Director Edhem Fočo on the history and impact of Al Jazeera Balkans, the kick start to its Industry Days platform and more.

  • When the silent war continues

    When the silent war continues

    WAR: We do not only find bones. We find stories. Lives once lived. Keeping an emotional distance is not always easy.

  • The means to gaze into the fire

    The means to gaze into the fire

    WAR: Confronting Serbia's wartime past and the evil that is still on the loose today.

  • One war in the other

    One war in the other

    TRAUMA: How a dark past remains in the present.

  • Feminine mystique: Rewriting the female narrative in Terra Femme and Sava

    Feminine mystique: Rewriting the female narrative in Terra Femme and Sava

    This year’s 20th #DokuFest offered over 200 films from all around the world across its 19 sections. These sections consisted of films focusing on human rights, the environment, and life in Balkan countries. Even though the festival took a hybrid form, the main venue was in the city of Prizren. There was a special non-competitive…

  • From another age

    From another age

    LABOUR: Under Tito's watchful eye, a post-Socialist dream of workers' ownership is put to the capitalist test.

  • Making sense of murder

    Making sense of murder

    CONTROL: In a violent society, Serbian director Filip Čolović seeks to make sense of his brother's murder.

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