The book "Film of the Ancient Future" by Darko Bajić, in which his conversations with the directors Đorđe Kadijević, Zdravko Šotra, Boro Drašković and Miša Radivojević, are recorded, is first and foremost a personal and cinematic history.
The directors also ask RTS not to broadcast their films. RTS, however, is not legally obliged to comply with them. The same goes for screenwriters, who previously demanded the same
"Since the Croatian students, on the instructions of me and a few other radical Serbs from Croatia who hate everything Serbian, organized student protests in Serbia, I think that the relations between Serbs and Croats are even more interesting and lively, especially among the younger generations."
The new film by Predrag Ličina, a Zagreb director who is often in Belgrade, will tell the story of Zagreb's urban Serbs seven years before the war. Ličina talks about this for "Vreme"
"Some of us remember that, at least for a short time, we had democracy. However, all this is just a moment in time, which, admittedly, has been quite long and whose end is in sight due to the frequency of the tragedies we live through.
The Croatian police have confirmed that they have started an investigation into the case of director Dalibor Matanić, but also that they are obliged to take care of secrecy in accordance with the Criminal Procedure Act, and that they are not able to provide details at this time.
"From the beginning, the task of ProGlas was to awaken people to take an interest in their reality, because this is the only way a society can move forward and change for the better. It takes time. But all that happened, including the unprecedented theft of votes and electoral engineering that none of us could have foreseen, renders the very act of election meaningless, destroys the foundations of democratic thinking and destroys any thought of a civilizational advance, so necessary for this country and its people. The question is whether we, as a society, will have the strength to deal with something like that. The same is true for ProGlas, but it will certainly be easier for society to fight with him."
Filmmaker criticizes Danish prime minister for donating F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine and posing with Volodymyr Zelensky
He was one of the world's greatest theater directors. Bitef's audience loved him, and so did Bitef. He was in Belgrade for the first time in 1957
