Srdjan KOLJEVIC Director and Screenwriter; Assistant Professor of Screenwriting, Academy of Dramatic Arts, Belgrade
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| Srdjan Koljevic graduated in screenwriting and playwriting at the Academy of Dramatic Arts, Belgrade. He works as a Assistant Professor of Screenwriting at this school today. | |
| He wrote or co-wrote eight feature films, all of them national box office hits and awarded internationally - amongst which the film which he also directed "Red Coloured Grey Truck" (2004; Serbian-German-Slovenian co-production) earned him the widest recognition of international audience, festivals and critics. | |
| The most recent film that he wrote "The Trap" (2007; Serbian-German-Hungarian co-production) premiered at the Berlinale, currently is being screened on numerous international festivals. | |
| He is in currently working on his next film ("The Woman With The Broken Nose"), also a Serbian-German co-production. |
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| Srdjan Koljevi is the most produced and most awarded screenwriter in the region of former Yugoslavia since his screenwriting debut in 1993 | |
| "The Trap" (2007, co-writer, dir. by Srdan Golubovic) | |
| Best Director Award (Go East Film Festival, Wiesbaden 2007) | |
| FIPRESCI International Critics Prize (Go East Film Festival Wiesbaden 2007) | |
| "Red Coloured Grey Truck" (2004, writer and director). It has received 11 international awards, and 13 national awards. International: | |
| Special Award for the First Film (Troia International Film Festival, Portugal, 2005), | |
| Special Award of the Jury (Alexandria Int. Film Festival 2005), | |
| FIPRESCI Int. Critics Prize (Warsaw International Film Festival 2005), | |
| "Normal People" (2001, co-writer with director Oleg Novkovi) | |
| awarded at the National Film Script Festival, Vrnja ka Banja, | |
| screened at various international festivals (Mannheim, Moscow...) | |
| "Sky Hook" (2000, co-writer with Djordje Milosavljevi, directed by Ljubisa Samardzi) | |
| Festival of Montpellier, (Montpellier Audience Award) and Palm Springs (Audience Award), | |
| Best Screenplay Award at the National Screenplay Festival, | |
| Selected by Yugoslav Film Academy as the national nominee for the Oscar Awards |
