Projects:
'We Change – maternity hospitals'
A documentary TV series and advocacy campaign on the state of maternity hospitals in Serbia and their treatment of women during pregnancy, delivery and in the days following it. Author of the series is Ivan Krstić. The partner on the first part of the project was the Civic initiative «Mother Courage».
The series was supported by the Institute for Sustainable Communities – USAID.
Currently we are working on the sequel of the series with the support of Ministry of the Culture of Serbia.
1. Communication – how communication of medical staff in maternity hospitals with pregnant women looks like now and how it should look, main problems and challenges, stereotypes and prejudice.
A documentary TV series and advocacy campaign on the state of maternity hospitals in Serbia and their treatment of women during pregnancy, delivery and in the days following it. Author of the series is Ivan Krstić. The partner on the first part of the project was the Civic initiative «Mother Courage».
The series was supported by the Institute for Sustainable Communities – USAID.
Currently we are working on the sequel of the series with the support of Ministry of the Culture of Serbia.
1. Communication – how communication of medical staff in maternity hospitals with pregnant women looks like now and how it should look, main problems and challenges, stereotypes and prejudice.
3. Pain and child birth – explaination its connection with epidural, caesarian section and natural child birth;
4. Natural child birth vs. actively leaded child birth;
5. Breastfeeding – why it is significant, why less then 25% of women in Serbia breastfeed, why maternity hospitals do not help, support, educate and encourage women to breastfeed
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'Lexicon'
Documentary TV series 'Lexicon' was broadcast by 4 TV stations in the region of former Yugoslavia:
- Federation TV of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Alternativna TV, Bosnia and Herzegovina – Republika Srpska
- Radio Television of Serbia
- TV Studio B, a local Belgrade TV station
In 2005, the author of 'Lexicon', Valentina Delić, received the annual UNICEF award for the series.
The goal of the series was to counter negative stereotypes of people of different nationalities created by the media and politics throughout the 90s. This is done in each episode by following two young people who grew up on different sides of the border during the war and the crisis in ex-Yugoslavia and who are now crossing the border to share their personal stories and experiences about childhood during times of the 1990s with each other. The participants came from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia and Serbia.
- Federation TV of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Alternativna TV, Bosnia and Herzegovina – Republika Srpska
- Radio Television of Serbia
- TV Studio B, a local Belgrade TV station
In 2005, the author of 'Lexicon', Valentina Delić, received the annual UNICEF award for the series.
The goal of the series was to counter negative stereotypes of people of different nationalities created by the media and politics throughout the 90s. This is done in each episode by following two young people who grew up on different sides of the border during the war and the crisis in ex-Yugoslavia and who are now crossing the border to share their personal stories and experiences about childhood during times of the 1990s with each other. The participants came from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia and Serbia.
a scene from the documentary TV series 'Lexicon'
The production of 'Lexicon' was supported by the Fund for an Open Society, Serbia, Balkan Trust for Democracy, the Government of Great Britain, and Freedom House by funds of Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------'World Championship'
A documentary film by Valentina Delić (70') follows Goran-Tuta, a railway worker, who left his home in Kosovo after the war of 1999. Altough he was told that he is not a refugee, but an 'internally displaced person', he does not see a difference between the terms.
In the summer of 2007, Tuta and his seven soccer-playing friends represented Serbia at The Homeless World Cup in Copenhagen. Five of Tuta’s team buddies live in the Serb enclaves in Kosovo, while two of them live in the Collective center for internally displaced persons in the town Kraljevo, central Serbia.
.Parallel to The Homeless World Cup, another world championship is taking place with George in Washington and Vladimir in Moscow disputing over the future of Kosovo. Tuta's team is waiting impatiently for the solution.
The Film Center of Serbia included this film in the catalogue of Serbia for the 2009 Cannes Film Festival.
This film was supported by the Department for Culture of the City of Belgrade.
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'Culture like balm on a wound'
The Film Center of Serbia included this film in the catalogue of Serbia for the 2009 Cannes Film Festival.
This film was supported by the Department for Culture of the City of Belgrade.
'History of Censorship – The Contemporaries'
Documentary TV series in four episodes covering censorship in Serbia in the period from World War II to present. The series is supported by the Fund for an Open Society, Serbia. It was broadcasted by the Radio Television of Serbia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko2kcJzwU1s&feature=player_embedded#!
'Culture like balm on a wound'
This short documentary film was created for the opening of the conference «The Heart of the Matter – What Future for the Balkans and the EU? - The role of the arts and culture for the Balkans and its European integration» hosted by the European Cultural Foundation in December 2005 at the Peace Palace (Vredespaleis) in The Hague, NL.
EXHIBITIONS:
"Art in Public Space"
Photo exhibition at Belgrade Central Railway Station
Photo exhibition at Belgrade Central Railway Station
Art group Kaleidoskop in partnership with NGO Document realized the art exhibition at the Central Railway Station in Belgrade
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