All News on Entertainment in Serbia

Montenegro Offers Foreign Movie-makers Rebates

Montenegro's government has adopted a new Bill on Cinematography, which contains financial incentives for foreign producers aiming to film in the country.

Under the new law, foreign producers filming in Montenegro will have the right to a refund of up to 20 per cent of the money they invest.

'They Never Had It Better?' exhibition opens on Saturday

BELGRADE - 'They Never Had It Better?', an exhibition focusing on the modernization of everyday life in socialist Yugoslavia, will open at the Museum of Yugoslav History in Belgrade on December 27.

"Reforms needed for better business environment"

BELGRADE -- Serbia still has a bureaucratic system and many more reforms are ahead of the government and institutions to create a favorable business environment.

This is contained in the latest edition of the Grey Book issued by the National Alliance for Local Economic Development (NALED)....

Serbia's first 3D movie Fifth Butterfly shown in Belgrade

BELGRADE - Serbia's first 3D movie The Fifth Butterfly, based on the novel for children and young adults by Uros Petrovic and directed by Milorad Milinkovic, premiered at Belgrade's Sava Center on Tuesday evening.

The numerous audience, mostly younglings, enjoyed the fictional story and captivating 3D images. The cast was greeted by a thunderous applause.

Film and Chips Festival in 10 cities across Serbia

BELGRADE - The first Film and Chips Festival, which focuses on new British film, will be held simultaneously in 10 cities in Serbia January 16-18, 2015, with identical programmes.

According to a statement from Belgrade's Dom omladine, the festival will premiere some of the most recent work by young British authors.

'They Never Had It Better?' at Museum of Yugoslav History

BELGRADE - 'They Never Had It Better?', an exhibition focusing on the modernization of everyday life in socialist Yugoslavia, will open at the Museum of Yugoslav History in Belgrade on December 27.

Minister Tasovac to open exhibition on Great War

BELGRADE - An exhibition on the Great War will open at the Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade on Monday, shedding light on remarkable ordinary men from Serbian towns and villages, as victors of the Great War.

As announced, Minister of Culture and Information Ivan Tasovac will declare the exhibition open.

Motorhead to celebrate 40th anniversary at EXIT

BELGRADE - Europe's best musical festival EXIT will celebrate its 15th anniversary in grand style - with the British hard rock legends Motorhead and Californian rockers Eagles of Death Metal as the main stars, and Goblini, Eyesburn and Skrtice as national headliners.

Pristina National Theatre opens

GRACANICA - The Pristina National Theatre was pened at Gracanica Kultural Centre on Friday and its first play will be Hotel Kosovo by Nenad Todorovic, the theatre's director, which is scheduled for later in the day.

Placido Domingo thrills audience in Belgrade

BELGRADE - Spanish tenor Placido Domingo, one of the most recognizable opera singers in the world, thrilled the audience at Belgrade's Kombank Arena.

International Book Fair Starts In Sofia On Tuesday

The 42-nd edition of the Sofia International Book Fair starts on Tuesday in the National Palace of Culture (NDK).

It will be on till December 14 and is organised by the Bulgarian Book Association, which celebrates its 20-th anniversary.

The Book Fair will present 200 exhibitors from Bulgaria, as well as Romania, Hungary, Iran, Serbia, Russia and Spain's Instituto Cervantes.

Domingo's concert proves Belgrade region's cultural capital

BELGRADE - Belgrade Mayor Sinisa Mali has met with Spanish tenor Placido Domingo, who will hold a concert at Kombank Arena on December 8, and said that the arrival of one of the best-known opera singers of today proves that Belgrade is the cultural capital of the region.