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BELGRADE - The Fourth Danube Fest, a festival of Danube cultures, has opened in the Cvijeta Zuzoric pavilion at Kalemegdan Fortress with a concert of French music.

The festival whose programs draw attention to the rich cultural heritage of Belgrade and natural heritage of the Danube River was declared opened by French Ambassador to Serbia Francois Xavier Deniau on Friday evening.

BELGRADE - Four publishing houses from Serbia won awards at the Slavic Book Festival in Moscow, the Publishers and Booksellers Association of Serbia announced on Friday.

Depardieu met Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday and said that Belgrade had showed foresight by not turning its back on Russia, a country whose citizenship he holds.

Discussing the Ukraine crisis with Vucic, Depardieu played down the armed conflict with pro-Russian separatists, saying that strife in the country dated back to the times of Catherine the Great.

BELGRADE - The upcoming San Sebastian International Film Festival will be screening several Serbian films as part of its thematic retrospective "Eastern Promises" section.

BELGRADE - The second International Printmaking Triennale will open in Belgrade's Cvijeta Zuzoric Art Pavilion on Thursday, and it will present the works of 209 artists from 40 countries.

BELGRADE - See You in Montevideo, directed by Dragan Bjelogrlic, is Serbia's nominee for the 2014 Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.

Members of the Expert Committee of the Serbian Academy of Film Arts and Sciences voted on Monday to nominate the film, the institution's Secretary-General Mirko Beokovic said.

BELGRADE – A contemporary art project under the title “Transformations”, based on connections and cultural dialogue between visual artists of contemporary artistic expression coming from Eastern and Western Europe, will be shown at the Heritage House in Belgrade starting from September 9.