The Red Dress project, conceived by British artist Kirstie Macleod, provides an artistic platform for women around the world, many of whom are vulnerable and live in poverty, to tell their personal stories through embroidery. From 2009 to 2022, pieces of the Red Dress travelled the globe being continuously embroidered onto. Constructed out of 84 pieces of […]
For Jasna Đuričić, being awarded the Best Actress Award at the 34th European Film Awards was preceded by an opulent career comprising of numerous roles in films that mostly discussed the topics that are never spoken of, an exceptionally rich body of theater work the regional audience will mostly remember for Janežić’s “Seagull” in which, for six[…]
Last February saw the premiere of the play Rechnitz – the Exterminating Angel, based on the dramatic text by the Austrian Nobel Laureate Elfriede Jelinek and directed by Sabine Mitterecker. This performance is a co-production of the Sarajevo War Theater and the Croatian National Theater Mostar, which will be remembered as the first co-production of a Sarajevo-based[…]
Photo by: Ivan Buvinić Vladimir Gojun is a film editor with an impressive work biography. His editing work includes both feature and documentary films and he has also tried himself in the role of director. He is also the editor of the only mockumentary (pseudo-documentary) film from former Yugoslavia titled “Houston, We Have a Problem”. He is[…]
On the occasion of the publication of her new collection of poems titled “Spoticanja” (Eng. Stumbling Blocks) (BIRN, 2021), poetess Mirjana Narandžić discusses the peculiarities of her artistic expression, poetry as being conditioned by the social context in which it is created and the inseparability of personal from collective history. Your collection of poems titled Spoticanja[…]
“I always recall Borka Pavićević saying: It is not a street, a boulevard, for one to simply rename genocide. Those people are truly unworthy, they bargain. On the other hand, they keep saying – let’s turn over a new leaf looking to the future. Wait, what future? The future of corpses, the dead, the killed, the future[…]
Stela Mišković is a dramaturg from Montenegro. She is currently working on the play The Presidents by Werner Schwab, directed by Radmila Vojvodić and produced by the Zetski dom Royal Theater. In this interview she gave for our portal she discussed survival as theater’s greatest challenge as well as the theater as an inseparable part of her[…]
“Who cares what others expect from you, the only thing that matters is what you want and expect from yourself. What matters is how you really feel. Those feelings are valid, legitimate, they just need to be reached, but in our society, they are often avoided. Our feelings are legitimate, they are our truth.” Lana Barić said,[…]
Download Albanian version in .pdf file format Believing that theatre is trying to find an ally even where one does not exist, with the intention to touch the unpleasant audience as well, Jeton Neziraj, Kosovo writer, playwright and screenwriter is one of the founders of Qendra Multimedia, one of the most interesting and significant regional cultural projects[…]