With the help of many friends and partners in the diplomatic community, business and the media, the only English-language newspaper in Serbia celebrated its 100th issue on Tuesday. 

Serbian director Srdjan Dragojevic's surreal, comic drama about Belgrade's embattled LGBT parades is drawing laughs from audiences - but some gay activists question what it's really saying.

Cinematographers from around the world will be honoured with awards tonight in the Macedonian town of Bitola for the 32nd edition of the International Film festival “Manaki Brothers”.

Belgrade’s ten-day Self-propelling Festival aims to highlight the many new spaces in which culture is being produced independently in the city, replacing older venues that have long since faded away.

The legal basis for cancelling this year’s Pride Parade will be put under the microscope by organizers as they seek to prove their case in the European Court of Human Rights.

Thousands of spectators are expected to attend marathon races held in Romania’s capital, Bucharest, and the Serbian city of Novi Sad on October 9.

After long delays, Minister announces list of 10 successful film projects that will get funds from the state budget totaling 150 million dinars, or 1.5 million euro.