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20 Apr

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May 6th, 20:00, “ODA” Theatre The theater play “Would be a Shame if the Plants Died”, directed by Ivor Martinić is a romantic play about a couple that decides to end their relationship. When one person from the couple can’t remember the most important event in their love relationship, the other goes into a crisis that incites various existential questions and dilemmas. Through many encounters, our now broken up couple tries to get to their mutual truth, in order to move on. The play talks about the need to tell an intimate history, the need for togetherness and communication.  Without existential sentimentality and big words, this intimate story takes the audience through a number of existential questions through a series of...

20 Apr

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May 6th, 17:00, Barabar Centre, Hotel Grand, 4th Floor The collection of stories “The Moment I Knew War Started” is a literary answer to the question of personal memory of the moments when we realized that the war was happening. Twenty-seven stories by authors from the post-Yugoslav cultural space deal with different experiences from that era. Many stories speak from the viewpoint of children and teenagers, transposing their understanding of the war situation from thirty years ago with historical knowledge and experience of today. Illness, the army, the police, refugees, schools, love, the beach and swimming, table tennis, and football tournaments are part of the wartime experience you can read about in this collection. Authors represented in the collection are: Merima Aranitović, Selvedin...

20 Apr

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May 6th, 13:30, Barabar Centre, Hotel Grand, 4th Floor Despite the progress made in recent years and the signing of the agreement between leaders of Western Balkans region in November 2022, freedom of movement remains a significant issue. Many people, especially youth, face difficulties in traveling between countries due to various bureaucratic and political barriers. One of the most pressing issues in this regard is the lack of freedom of movement between Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina, which has been a longstanding problem for both countries, due to the lack of political will. Although the EU announced that from January 1, 2024, citizens of Kosovo will have the opportunity to move without a visa regime within the member states, this does...