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EU's Creative Europe programme promotes Balkan culture

The Union allocated 1.5 billion euros for cultural and media projects.

The European Union’s Creative Europe programme is making 1.5 billion euros available to support regional cultural organisations, including cinema, and for translating books into regional languages.

Israeli Tribal Dance to perform in Kalemegdan

BELGRADE - Israeli music ensemble Tribal Dance will perform before the Belgrade audience in the Music Pavilion at the Kalemegdan Fortress on September 7.

Serbian film to run for 87th Academy Award

BELGRADE - The expert board of the Serbian Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will decide on the local candidate for the 87th Academy Award on Monday, September 1.

International Novi Sad Literature Festival opens

NOVI SAD - The 9th International Novi Sad Literature Festival was opened in the central city square in Novi Sad with a speech by President of Matica Srpska, professor and poet Dragan Stanic, on Tuesday evening.

Once Brothers wins Grand Prix at Zlatibor film festival

ZLATIBOR - The documentary entitled Once Brothers, directed by Micheal Tolajian, won the best film award of the 3rd International Sport Film Festival in Zlatibor, southwestern Serbia.

Zvecan: Sokolica 2014 begins

ZVECAN – The 18th edition of the cultural event Sokolica 2014 has began in the town of Zvecan in northern Kosovo-Metohija (KiM).

The event was opened by President of the Zvecan arts and culture center Slavisa Miljkovic on Monday evening. Also present was Zlata Radovanovic, coordinator of the Serbian government’s KiM Office in Zvecan.

Festival of traditional musical instruments starts Aug 28

IVANJICA - The 19th festival of traditional musical instruments is set to begin on August 28 in the village of Kusici, on the slopes of Mt. Javor near Ivanjica, southwestern Serbia.

Drawing on the rich musical heritage of Serbia, the festival gathers musicians who keep the tradition alive.

49th Nis Film Festival kicks off

NIS - The 49th Nis Film Festival opened on Saturday evening with the symbolic handing over the keys to the city to the jury president, actress Dragana Varagic.

Actor Misa Janketic was presented with the lifetime achievement award named after the great Serbian actor Pavle Vujisic.

Exhibition opens at National Library to commemorate WWI

BELGRADE - A visiting exhibition by the National Museum in Krusevac, titled The Bequest of Stevan and Stanislav Binicki, opened on Thursday at the National Library of Serbia in Belgrade as part of the events commemorating the centenary of the outbreak of World War I.

International Sport Film Festival starts Friday at Zlatibor

ZLATIBOR - The 3rd International Sport Film Festival is taking place August 22-25 on Mt. Zlatibor, western Serbia.

The competition part of the program will feature 12 documentaries by filmmakers from India, England, East Timor, France, Russia, Poland, U.S., Canada,Turkey, Bulgaria, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Serbia.

Serbian Tabloid Targets BIRN after Airline Revelations

Informer on Wednesday wrote that journalists from the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network, BIRN, and Serbia’s Centre for Investigative Journalism, CINS, had been stalking Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic, causing him to cancel his summer holiday - its second highly critical report about BIRN following the high-profile airline contract investigation.