Exhibition “Električni orgazam — Svaki novi dan”
Forty years ago, Yugoslav rock took a big step forward.

A documentary is when reality is more interesting than any script.
From 1 to 3 December, Gračanica hosts Grafest, an international festival of documentary film and related TV formats. The idea is to support local authors and show the local audience what's being made in contemporary European documentary filmmaking.
An interesting detail: submissions are accepted not only for films, but also for reports, TV programmes and features. So it's not just for film nerds like me, but for anyone who loves real-life stories. I couldn't find the exact programme or venue in the data, so it's best to check the Gračanica Cultural Centre page at the source.
Has anyone been to festivals like this? Is a documentary worth the trip? 👇
❤️🔥 Practical information
🗓 1 December — 3 December
📍 Gračanica
🟡 Entry: price TBC
Циљ фестивала је подстицај и афирмација локалних аутора, као и упознавање овдашње филмске публике са делима савремене документарне европске продукције. Осим документарних филмова, могу се пријавити и сродне документарне телевизијске форме: репортаже, емисије, прилози. https://www.facebook.com/domkulturegracanica
Forty years ago, Yugoslav rock took a big step forward.
What happens when a jazz trumpeter picks up a camera.
Californian synth sound on a Tuesday evening in a Belgrade pub – why not?
A harpsichord in Belgrade in November — sounds like a plan for the evening.
Noir, blues and electronica in a single voice — sounds like the perfect November evening.
Noir, blues and electronica in a single voice: sounds like the perfect November.