Belgrade, Serbia
Management comitee members of Radio Televizija Srbije, Serbian national radio and TV broadcaster, say that they are sorry about all the stuff in the nineties. Here’s an excerpt: “During the unfortunate events of the 1990s, Radio-Television Belgrade and Radio-Television Serbia in many instances in their reports offended the feelings, the
The eternal derby between two biggest Belgrade’s football clubs, Red Star and Partizan has been a security issue for about two decades now, even though the clubs exist and compete with each other since 1945. Two weeks after the Belgrade gay pride came under attack by six thousand hooligans and
The Belgrade Gay Pride Parade starts in less than 24 hours and here’s the lowdown on how things are going so far regarding the Serbian society’s reactions in the media and everyday life. UPDATE: Evidently I’m still alive. I’m waiting for the pictures to arrive, taken by friends of mine,
Šišanje is a new film by young director Stevan Filipovic and it deals with increase of youth violence in Serbia. It was already mentioned here on Belgraded a while ago, as it took the authors nearly four years to complete it. The plot follows a life of a Belgrade skinhead.
Teofil Pancic, columnist of “Vreme” and several other watchdog journalism medias, was attacked[nbsp]last night by two men in a bus to Zemun. He is recovering from injuries made by metal bars, his head and arm are injured but his life is not in danger. The list of suspects is long,
In the land of Blood and Honey
Another Gay Pride Parade cancelled in Belgrade
Movie about Radivoj Korac – Belgrade’s basketball legend
Protest against the prohibition – updated
Cinema Komunisto – Documentary About Movie Making In Communist Yugoslavia
