By Kristina Vasić and Dina Muratović, KROKODIL’s journalists for a day In the afternoon part of the program, the second day of the KROKODIL Festival was enriched by author-led tours through the audio-visual spatial installation titled Not a Fairy Tale, But…. Through five chapters, Not a...
By Dina Muratović, KROKODIL’s journalist for a day Lidija Zelović's documentary Home Game (Domaći teren) delivers a striking socio-political analysis of contemporary Europe through the prism of a thirty-year refugee experience. Zelović utilizes a rich video archive to open up questions about identity. The film focuses...
On July 11, 2026, a video was posted on Instagram in which Vladimir Arsenijević calmly announces that, just before the start of a planned commemoration for the victims of the Srebrenica genocide, he was beaten by a group of twenty to thirty people. Violence, it...
This year's edition of the regional literary festival KROKODIL has once again confirmed its role as an open space for contemporary social debates and the connecting of diverse cultures. Through the appearance of the Swedish festival Littfest within KROKODIL, authentic authors and topics that challenge...
A conversation about the novel Here the Forest Begins (Ovdje počinje šuma), memory, and trauma marked the "1-on-1" program on the Studio Stage of the XVIII KROKODIL Festival, where Croatian writer Monika Herceg spoke with poet Radmila Petrović. Petrović opened the talk by reminding the...
The conversation between Albanian writer Lea Ypi and Norwegian author Åsne Seierstad opened the second day of the XVIII KROKODIL Festival, bringing the audience discussions on diverse European experiences, migration, history, and political divisions. Starting from the fact that they come from different parts of Europe,...
Debate Zone, next to the Museum of Yugoslavia, July 4, 2026, 12 PM Participants: Dubravka Stojanović, Ger Duijzings, Olga Manojlović Pintar. Moderated by: Snežana Stanković. The debate on Srebrenica and Gaza did not take place in the silence befitting it. It unfolded to the sound of...