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Cultural Events

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From Byzantium till Today

» Monday, December 10, 2007 «

A Christmas exhibition of icons and mosaics from the Balkans at the:

Romanian Cultural Institute
1 Belgrave Square
London SW1X 8PH

Private view: Monday 10 December, 19.30 -20.30 (doors open at 18.30)

Exhibition open: Tuesday 11 December - Friday 14 December 2007, 10.00-17.00



Lecture on Iconography

Monday 10 December, 18.45 -19.30

A lecture on traditional iconography explaining the influence of Byzantine style on the art of Balkan and East European countries.

Delivered by Mrs Maria Andipa, a specialist in Byzantine history of art and iconography.

Free entry but please confirm attendance at 0207 752 0134 or office@icr-london.co.uk.



"Triptic Romanesc"/"Romanian Triptych"

Tuesday 11 December, 19.00

A fusion of poetry, dance, theatre and Christmas Carols directed by Ilinca Gheorghiu. The performers will use archaic instruments and Romanian traditional costumes.

Free entry but please confirm attendance at 0207 752 0134 or office@icr-london.co.uk.



Workshops on Byzantine Iconography

Thursday 13 December, 10.00 -12.00 and 13.00 -15.00

Workshops on Byzantine style of iconography delivered by four of the exhibitors who will show their own icon painting techniques: Romanian artists Dana Codorean Berciu and Teodora Chinschi on glass icon painting and Serbian artist Vladimir Cetkovic and Boban Veljkovic on wood icon painting. Attendees will also enjoy a private viewing of the exhibition and will have the opportunity to create their own icons.

Entry £5. Further information and bookings at 07790 150 257.

Money raised will be used for charity purposes.

ORGANISED BY:
Human Connections Charitable Trust
Romanian Cultural Institute (www.icr-london.co.uk)
Gallery Maria Andipa
Project Co-ordinator Ivana Petrak Vujic
Mob: 07790 150 257, viva005@gmail.com

SUPPORTED BY:
Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia
Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria
Embassy of the Republic of Serbia
Serbian Society


CLASSICAL MUSIC GALA CONCERT

» Saturday, November 3, 2007 «

SERBIAN SOCIETY & SERBIAN COUNCIL OF GREAT BRITAIN

Invites you to

CLASSICAL MUSIC GALA CONCERT

- The World Famous Arias&Songs -



On Saturday, 24 November 2007, at 7.30pm

St Cyprian’s Church

Clarence Gate, Glentworth St

London NW1

Suzana Suvakovic Savic, soprano

National Opera Belgrade


with


Slavko Nikolic, tenor


Miodrag Colakovic, piano


Petar Golubovic, mandolin, bouzouki, balalaika, guitar


Vesna Stanojevic, actress-introduction


Programme


G. Puccini – La Boheme, Musetta’s Aria

U. Giordano – Fedora, Lorias’s Aria “Amor ti vieta”

E. de Curtis – Non ti scordar di me

L. Denza – Chitara Romanna

T. Cottrau – Santa Lucia

E. de Curtis – Torna a Surriento

R. Leoncavallo – Pagliaci,, Nedda’s Aria

G. Puccini – Tosca, Cavaradosi Aria, 3rd Act

Obradors – Una Cancione Classica

V. Aniballe – O paese d’ ‘o sole


            Interval


Obradors – El vito

A. Lara – Granada

V.D. Chiara – La Spagnola

C. Bixio – Mamma

M. Theodorakis – Strose to stromasoi

& Zorba the Greek

V. Solovleva - Sedogo – Moscow Evenings

(Podmoskowskie vecera)

Russian folk song – Dark Eyes

(Ochi chornie) & Kalinka

L. Denza – Funiculi, Funicula   


Tickets: £35 VIP tickets to include Reception

              £ 15 others

Booking and info:

Tel. 01273 694 117 and 020 7328 5993


Cheque payable to: “The Serbian Society” to be sent

together with SAE to the following address:

29 Broadoak House, Mortimer Crescent

London NW6 5PA



Serbian Films at the 15th Raindance Film Festival

» Tuesday, September 25, 2007 «

KENEDI IS GETTING MARRIED

(Kenedi se zeni)



International Premiere

Screening:

Tuesday, 2 October, 5pm

Cineworld Shaftesbury Avenue

13 Coventry Street, Piccadilly

London W1D 7DH
Runtime: 80 mins

Director/Writer/Producer: Zelimir Zilnik

Cast: Kenedi Hasani, Beni Haliti, Max Steiner


Acclaimed Serbian feature focusing on the drastic lengths a man will go to attain legal status in the EU.

Kenedi is in huge debt to some scary gangsters after building a house for his family. He finds himself searching for any kind of work to support himself, for as little as €10 per day, a scarce amount to help him relieve his debt. Ultimately, Kenedi decides to look for money in the sex business, offering sex both to women and men. When he finds out about new liberal European laws on gay marriage, Kenedi sees prospects in looking for “marriage material” to renew his search for legal status in the EU.  

While this is a fictional feature, Kenedi is Getting Married sequels two documentaries with the same subject matter.


TESLA AND KATHARINE

World Premiere

Screening:

Friday 5 October, 2pm

Cineworld Shaftesbury Avenue

13 Coventry Street, Piccadilly

London W1D 7DH


Runtime: 90 mins
Director/Producer:Ljiljana Kojic-Bogdanovic

Cast: Konstantin Kostuykov, Gordana Simic, The International Dance Company Singidunum


The story of one of the 20th century’s most important and mysterious scientists brought to life through dance.

Taking place at the height of Nikola Tesla’s success and fame in 1900s New York, the ballet adaptation focuses on his intimate friendship with eminent romantic poet Robert Johnson and his wife Katharine. Based on their written correspondence, it appears that Tesla and Katherine shared a deep affection for each other. It has been interpreted that their ensuing romance culminated in Katherine’s illness and eventual death.  


BELLE EPOQUE

(Poslednji valcer u Sarajevu/The Last Waltz in Sarajevo)
UK Premiere


Screening:Saturday, 6 October, 12pm

Cineworld Shaftesbury Avenue

13 Coventry Street, Piccadilly

London W1D 7DH


Runtime: 125 mins
Director/Writer:Nikola Stojanovic

Producer:Mihailo Todorovic

Cast:Davor Janjic, Radmila Zivkovic, Vita Mavric


A unique story which historically tries to describe many events in the pre-First World War Sarajevo.

This film is a unique take on pre-First World War Sarajevo, seen through the eyes of the first Bosnian motion picture cameraman Anton Walitz. His excavations on this period have become significant in the county’s cultural history. We witness the preparation and the execution of Franz Ferdinand’s assassination. Belle Epoque brings dramatic humour and wit to what would otherwise be known as a distressing time at beginning of the century in the Balkans. 


More on the Festival and films can be found on web site: www.raindance.co.uk  


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