BELGRADE: Serbian-Romanian director Ivana Mladenović's Sorella di Clausura won the main award in the International Competition of the 31st Auteur Film Festival (21 – 28 November 2025).

BELGRADE: Stefan Đorđević’s debut feature Wind, Talk to Me / Vetre, pričaj sa mnom received the award for best director at the 31st edition of Belgrade’s Auteur Film Festival (FAF), held 21 - 28 November 2025. This coproduction among Serbia, Slovenia and Croatia had its Serbian premiere in the festival’s International Competition.

BELGRADE: Vladimir Tagić’s debut feature Yugo Florida was the closing film of the 31st Auteur Film Festival (21 – 28 November 2025). It is a coproduction among Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, and Bulgaria.

BELGRADE: Serbian-Romanian director Ivana Mladenović's Sorella di Clausura had its national premiere at the ongoing 31st edition of the Auteur Film Festival (21 – 28 November 2025). The film is a coproduction among Romania, Serbia, Italy and Spain.

BELGRADE: Canadian-Serbian director Sanja Živković’s sophomore feature Cat’s Cry / Mačji krik had its national premiere in the main programme of the Auteur Film Festival (FAF) in Belgrade, running 21 – 28 November 2026. The script  was written by Goran Paskaljević, whose sons, Vladimir and Petar, produced the film.

BELGRADE: The Auteur Film Festival (FAF) in Belgrade presents 80 films divided into eight selections, which are screened in six venues and eight screening halls from 21 to 28 November 2025.

BELGRADE: Serbian director Nikola Ležaić’s sophomore feature How Come It’s All Green Out Here? / Kako je ovde tako zeleno? had its national premiere in the Main Programme of the 31st Auteur Film Festival in Belgrade. This Serbian/Croatian/Bulgarian coproduction also opened the festival.

BELGRADE: Dame Komljen’s third feature film Desire Lines / Linije želja had its national premiere at the ongoing 31st edition of the Auteur Film Festival (21 – 28 November 2025), in the international competition programme. The film is a paneuropean coproduction among Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Netherlands, Croatia, and Germany.

BELGRADE: Film and TV producer Jakov Petrović has been appointed the new acting director of Film Center of Serbia. He officially took over the charge from Ivan Karl on 20 October 2025.

BELGRADE: Serbian director Predrag Ličina is currently in production with his sophomore feature The Virus of Pathological Kindness / Virus patološke dobrote, a Serbian/Croatian joint supported by the respective national film centres. Its premiere is already set for the World Kindness Day - 13 November, in 2026.