The Complete
Works of Vlada Petrić
The complete writings of Vlada Petrić across his lengthy career as a film theorist and historian, collected in 19 book editions. Translated and published in Serbian in partnership with Yugoslav Film Archive and Film Center Serbia. From his first monographs in the 1960s through his last published newspaper essays in the 21st century, this collection of writings presents the life work of one of the most important figures in the development of film studies in both Europe and the United States.
Alternative Film Video
Alternative Film Video was established in 1982 by Academic Film Center (at Students City Cultural Center) in Belgrade. It was originally conceived as a meeting point for film artists across Yugoslavia. By 1985 video was incorporated into the program. Practically every significant film artist and video artist from the former Yugoslavia participated in the festival, including Želimir Žilnik, Tomislav Gotovac, Karpo Godina and many others. In the early 2000s an international competition program was added. Since then many iconic film artists and video artists from all over the world have shown their work at AFV, including Hito Steyerl, Chto Delat, Peter Tscherkassky, Rose Lowder, and many more. Alternative Film Video is known for its rigorous noncommercial stance and its fierce dedication to alternatives for all existing conditions in film art and video art.
