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Third Day of Beldocs Festival Features World Documentaries and Local Authors
The achievements of Eugene Jarecki's 'The $6 Billion Man' and Andrej Košak's 'Punk Under the Communist Regime' are just some of the films that will mark the third day of the Beldocs festival, organizers announced.
TL;DR
- The third day of the Beldocs festival will screen "The $6 Billion Man" by Eugene Jarecki and "Punk Under the Communist Regime" by Andrej Košak.
- The Serbian competitive program includes films such as "This Desired Machine" by Mina Simendić, "Women of the People's Front" by Ivana Todorović, "Remember My Song" by Jelena Bosanac and Tanja Brzaković, and "Sunset" by Miloš Jaćimović.
- Documentaries about Billie Eilish and James Cameron will also be shown.
- The second day of Beldocs featured the opening of the exhibition "Portraits of Directors" by Goranka Matić and the premiere of the documentary "Goranka" by Boris Miljković.
- The "Focus: Canada" program opened with "Ladies and Gentlemen: Mr. Leonard Cohen."
- Films exploring ecology, identity, and resistance, including Katarina Radmilović's "Earth" and Nikola Lorencin's "Black Salt," garnered significant audience attention.
- The Audience Award for best European film will be presented, with 20 films competing.
- Additional films shown on the second day included "Asleep" by Sara Ećimović, "I Fear Beauty" by Jelena Medić, and "What Needs to Be Done" by Srđan Kovačević.