Documentaries
“Thorn in the Side” (2023)
N1’s documentary The Thorn in the Side asks if the Serbian authorities are using the Telekom Serbia company to deal with rival media outlets and how high the stakes are in the state-controlled company’s battle for market share with United Group’s SBB cable provider. Authors Adam Santovac and Maja Djuric also asked what kind of information is reaching the public.
“Frenemy” (2022)
What is hidden behind Serbian love for Russia? Heart or mind, myths or facts? Is Russia friend and brother to Serbia or are the two countries just a partners? The two part documentary answers those questions.
“Ana is here” (2022)
The documentary about Serbia, a conservative Balkan country with no LGBT rights is led by openly gay Prime Minister.
“The Super Graduate” (2019)
The documentary is about a potential corruption in the higher education system of Serbia as well as the suspicious activity surrounding the Serbian Minister’s receipt of bachelor’s degree from the largest private university in Serbia. The documentary won three awards.
“The Burden of a Gunpowder – a year later” (2018)
This documentary is a second part of a testimony of the family who lost a 25-year-old member during the explosion in a Serbian chemical manufacturing company, specialized for the defense industry. This personal tragedy opened a lot of questions about safety protocols in the government company.
“The Decade of (Un)normalization” (2018)
The documentary is about everyday life of Kosovo Serbs 10 years after Kosovo unilaterally declared independence from Serbia.
“The Burden of a Gunpowder” (2017)
This is the first testimony of the family who lost a 25-year-old member during the explosion in a Serbian chemical manufacturing company specialized for the defense industry. This personal tragedy opened a lot of questions about safety protocols in the government company.
“Doctors” (2017)
The focus of this documentaryis plagiarism among PhD candidates who are established politicians. The documentary compares cases from Germany and Serbia in order to show the differences between two European countries in dealing with politicians accused of plagiarism affairs. Why is plagiarism widely accepted in Serbia?
“The Life in the Storm” (2016)
This awarded reportage from Belgrade tells a story about the Serbian family of refugees 20 years after they left their house in Croatia as a consequence of the military operation Storm during the Bosnian war.
“Waste for Energy” (2015)
This awarded environmental reportage reveals how waste can be used for production of electrical energy. How this process works in Vienna and how far from this environmental standard is Serbia?
“Sutorina – Whose Block is This?” (2015)
This reportage explains the Bosnian initiative to affiliate Sutorina, the area in Montenegro, which was a part of B&H until 1946.
“The Tailing of Irresponsibility” (2015)
This award-winning environmental documentary reveals the weakness and unconcern of the government to deal with a huge ecological catastrophe in the Western Serbia.
