Sunday December 13 2009 / Internationalization
Beyond The Wall
Conference Beyond The Wall will be held in Belgrade (Palace Serbia and in Grad - European centre for culture and debate) from 13 - 16 December 2009, on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary since the fall of the Berlin Wall. Participants on the conference are Ivan Vujacic (former ambassador to Serbia in the United States), Jacques Rupnik (professor at the College of Europe, Bruges), Tim Judah (correspondent for the Balkans, magazine The Economist), Pierre Mirel (Director of the European Commission Directorate General for Enlargement), Ivan Čolović (anthropologist, University of Belgrade) and many others. The conference will be opened by Mr. Prime Minister of Republic of Serbia Mirko Cvetković.
The Beyond the Wall program will officially begin on Sunday 13th December, 18.30 hrs, at the opening of the photo exhibition 'The European Parliament - The Future Archives', where Slovak photographer Martin Kolar skillfully captures what happens when the system changes from socialism to capitalism, combining concerns about loss of national identity.
13 December
18.30 Opening of the exhibition The European Parliament - Future archive by Slovak photographer Martin Kollár
20.30 Projection of the film Snijeg (Snow) followed by a discussion with the lead film actress Zana Marjanovic.
Moderator: Milan Rakita
14 December
21.00 Projection of the film Chia e tazi pesen? (Which is the song?), followed by discussion with film director Adela Peeva.
Moderator: Milan Rakita
15 December
20.00 Public reading by the following authors:
Muharem Bazdulj: The Noble School (ublished in "The Wall in My Head")
Igor Štiks: At the Sarajevo Market (ublished in "Elijah's Chair")
Vesna Goldsworthy: a selection of short excerpts from the works of Chernobyl Strawberries
16 December
18.00 Projection of the film Atorzija, followed by a discussion with Nevena Daković and Dimitrije Vojnov
20.00 Projection of the film Gypsy Magic, followed by a discussion with Vladimir Balževski
22.30 Concert in the evening, "Future Jazz Session"
Location: GRAD - European centre for culture and debate, Belgrade
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