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Macedonian film recognition at Sarajevo Film Festival

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Latest: Macedonian film ‘17’ wins four awards at Sarajevo Film Festival

Director Dina Duma’s film, ‘Skateboarding Is Not for Girls’, was selected for the main competition at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival following previous recognition at the Jerusalem and Tribeca film festivals. The film f

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Sarajevo Film Festival honors actors and concludes

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Latest: Sarajevo Film Festival honors Tamara Todorović and Adem Tutić

The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, held from 14 to 21 August 2026, presented the Honorary Heart of Sarajevo to several distinguished actors and filmmakers. Two-time Oscar winner Asghar Farhadi received the festival’s high

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EU and EBRD support in the Western Balkans

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Latest: Sarajevo Film Festival awards ‘Everytime’ best film prize

The European Union and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) are providing various forms of financial and programmatic support across the Western Balkans. In Montenegro, an amendment to a grant agr

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32nd Sarajevo Film Festival concludes with major awards

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Latest: Sarajevo Film Festival red carpet features film promotion and femicide awareness

The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival (SFF) concluded its run, which took place from August 14 to 21. The event, which featured approximately 250 films with a focus on Southeast European cinema, ended with a major awards cerem

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32nd Sarajevo Film Festival opens with major honors

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Latest: Sarajevo Film Festival opens with 250 films and major honors

The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival has officially opened at the National Theatre, showcasing over 250 films from around the world, including 51 new films from Southeast Europe. Of these regional films, 21 are world premiere

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