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Mayor to attend Belgrade Waterfront presentation in France
BELGRADE - Belgrade Mayor Sinisa Mali will attend the international real estate fair in Cannes, France, which will feature a presentation of the Belgrade Waterfront project, the Belgrade city administration said in a statement on Tuesday.
The mayor will begin a two-day visit to France on Wednesday and attend the 26th Cannes real estate fair.
Documentary urges return of the Parthenon Marbles (video)
Film director Nafsika Guerry-Karamaounas is directing a film on the Parthenon Sculptures with the aid of the Swiss Committee for the Reunification of the Parthenon Marbles. The short documentary is aimed at increasing awareness of the issue and persuading political decision makers of the importance that sculptures are returned.
Varoufakis refers to ? referendum if there's no Eurogroup deal on Mon.
Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis lobbed his latest 'bombshell' at Europe over the weekend, leaving open the possibility of a referendum in Greece if the Eurogroup on Monday rejects the latest plan submitted by the new leftist government in Athens.
FEST to Champion Serbian Movies
The 43rd annual Belgrade international film festival, FEST 2015, which starts on February 27 and ends on March 8, will feature 90 Serbian premieres, including "Birdman", Alejandro González Iñárritu's film which has received nine Oscar nominations, and Woody Allen's "Magic in the Moonlight".
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Nenad Dukic new president of FEDEORA
BELGRADE- Serbian film critic Nenad Dukic has been elected president of the Federation of Film Critics of Europe and the Mediterranean (FEDEORA), Digimedia PR Aleksandar Pavlic said on Friday.
The London-based FEDEORA was established four years ago, and brings together over 70 film critics from European and Mediterranean countries.
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Croatian Doc Fans Await Start of 11th Festival
The 11th festival of documentary movies, ZagrebDox, starts in the Croatian capital on Sunday.
Already a February tradition in Croatia, the festival will bring around 150 old and new documentaries from a worldwide selection, divided into 16 different themes over eight days.
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Syrian opera singer to sing in Istanbul
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Romanian Director Wins Berlin Film Prize
Radu Jude won the award for his historical drama "Aferim!", the story of the hunt for a runaway Roma slave in the 19th century.
The film highlights the cruelty and deep-rooted prejudices that were rife at the time, when people from Romania's Roma minority were kept as slaves by monasteries and local overlords.
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Independent films comes to three Turkish cities
The !f International Independent Film Festival is coming to Istanbul, Ankara and ?zmir with the most talked-about and award-winning films of the year The 14th !f International Independent Film Festival will bring together the year's most anticipated films in Istanbul between Feb. 12 and 22, followed by Ankara and ?zmir from Feb. 26 to March 1.
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Morgan Stanley Banker's theatrical work on G. Papandreou
Lebanese Morgan Stanley banker Bernard Mourad is writing a play script focused on the time when George Papandreou was the socialist PASOK prime minister of Greece. According to newspaper Liberation, Mourad has the script ready and is collaborating with Mag & News Co to get it published.