Founded in Kosovo in 2010 by a group of 18-year-olds, Anibar has now become one of the biggest animation festivals in whole Europe. Interview with director Arba Hatashi on the eve of the 14th edition
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Interview with director Andrea Segre, author of the documentary film Trieste shines at night on illegal police operations against migrants at the border between Italy and Slovenia. The last deception at the end of 'The Game'
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Exclusive interview with Vedran Mujagić, bass player of the Bosnian group, at the backstage of the Balkan Trafik Festival in Brussels during their European tour. By Chiara Catelli and Walter Fiorini
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The name of the Balkan Peninsula is linked to mountains, and to a historical error. The origin and the development of this word can go deeper, as social scientist Chiara Milan explains in an interview
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The Balkan region was a major political and military center in the Roman Empire since the 1st century. This shared past can be rediscovered through wine and cultural routes and immersive technologies
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Second generations from the Balkans are revolutionizing the rap scene also in Italy, with new styles, sounds and messages. Alen Đokić, aka Doppelgänger, helps us to analyze this emerging music trend
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From London to Brussels, Balkan-themed events and festivals are spreading throughout Europe. On the notes and rhythm of accordions and trumpets, we try to trace the essence of this (non) musical genre
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The character of Enid Sinclair, co-star and werewolf in the Netflix series Wednesday, is inspired by intricate and complex supernatural creatures rooted in the ancestral South Slavic folk traditions
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An overview of BarBalkans' latest event at Piolalibri "Poveri noi. Tales from Bihać and from the Balkan route". With Marta Gionco (Apriamo i Porti member), Lorenzo 'ULULA' Garofalo and Nicola Veronesi
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