AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBitef Anniversary in Belgrade: On Sept. 20, ne:Bitef marks the 60th anniversary of Bitef with citywide celebrations across 60 micro-stages, featuring more than 100 participants and a promise of avant-garde, brave theatre. Festival Disruption: The Bitef run also saw last-minute turbulence: Oliver Frljić’s “Black Gold” was canceled less than a day before opening, after earlier cancellations thinned the original lineup. Italian-Serbian Film Spotlight: The 11th Italian-Serbian Film Festival continues at the Yugoslav Film Archive in Belgrade until Sept. 21, with free admission and premieres including Fortunato Cerlino’s directorial debut. Identity & Minority Debate: A Romanian MP, Daniel Gheorghe, renewed criticism of Serbia over the Timok Valley Romanian community, arguing “Vlach language/people” labels lack historical grounding and offend Romanian national identity. Local Press Under Pressure: In Niš, a journalist filming at a market was reportedly blocked and threatened by party supporters, raising fresh concerns about media freedom ahead of elections. Regional Cooperation: Serbia is among Carpathian partners launching the Carpathian Eight and Integration Initiative, linking energy, transport, civil protection, tourism and cultural exchange.
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