AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRegional Film: Croatian-Serbian comedy The Wedding has drawn more than 2.5 million viewers across 32 territories, with record-breaking audiences in Serbia and several neighbouring countries. Its story uses a cross-border romance to poke fun at nationalism and political corruption. Culture Under Pressure: Calls for resignations have spread across cultural institutions, including the National Theatre, Atelje 212 and the Belgrade Philharmonic; the Museum of Yugoslavia’s staff have also warned of a strike over artworks from Villa Mir. Belgrade Life: A local guide highlights the capital’s cafés, historic neighbourhoods, creative scene and late-night music as the city enters a new political chapter. Schools: Parents at New Belgrade’s “20. Oktobar” primary school are demanding the principal’s dismissal, citing staffing problems, disrupted classes and a breakdown of trust. Serbian Music Abroad: Violinist Nemanja Radulović and his chamber orchestra Double Sens will bring Vivaldi, Bach and music from his Roots project to a US audience on their first American tour.
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