Projects:

Leksikon is a documentary TV series which was broadcasted by 5 TV stations in region of ex Yugoslavia:
Federal TV of Bosnia and Herzegovina, National Television of Serbia, Belgrade station TV Studio B, Bosnian Alternativna TV - Republic of Srpska and Telma TV Macedonia.
Author of the Lexicon, Valentina Delic, got the UNICEF award for the 2nd episode Lexicon Belgrade – Travnik /Vesna and Dado /.
The basic idea of the series is trying to understand the situation of others, acknowledging their lives and problems but also explaining your position to them.
Each episode of Lexicon covers traveling and bringing together of young people (16 to 26 years old) that are so called "crisis children", coming from the towns throughout ex Yugoslavia). Collocutors were from Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia and Macedonia. Lexicon was supported by Fund for Open Society from Belgrade, Balkan Trust for Democracy, Government of Great Britain and Freedom House by funds of Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.
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World championship, documentary film, script and directing: Valentina Delić
This film is supported by Cultural Department of City of Belgrade and it is finished in the production of Radio Television Serbia. Length: 70 minutes.
Synopsis:
Goran – Tuta is a railway worker. After the war in 1999 he had to leave his house on Kosovo. He’s been told that he isn’t a refuge, he is just internally displaced person. For him there is no difference between those terms.
In summer 2007 Tuta was with his seven friends playing soccer, representing Serbia at The Homeless World Soccer Cup in Copenhagen.
Tuta’s colleagues from the team live in Kosovo’s villages so cold enclaves, and the two of them live in Collective center for internal displaced persons in Kraljevo in central Serbia.
With them was Slavisa who helped them to organize the trip to Copenhagen. Slavisa is one of the winners in this story. He outplayed strong and grandiose Delta Company. Slavisa against Delta 1:0!
Parallel to The Homeless World soccer cup, at the same time there is another World championship. The main players are George from Washington, and Vladimir from Moscow.
They play at World Rocketball Cup.
But, unfortunately all of us are on the terrain!
Watch your back!
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Travelling Exhibition about the history of Stazi - The East German Intelligence and Security Service has been from 9 till 31 October 2008 in Dom sindikata in Belgrade. The exhibition was sent by German Government’s Department for documentation of - The East German Intelligence and Security Service.
It was the part of the project Everything is under control which includes two documentary films about the victims of Stazi, and the public debate which happened in Goethe institute in Belgrade. The guest of the project was Ms Marianne Birthler the had of the Department of German Government for documentation of - The East German Intelligence and Security Service. Beside Ms Birthler in debate participated Serbian specialists: head of Belgrade Archive Ms Branka Prpa, and head of Serbian Archive Mr. Milorad Perisic and the Commissioner for information of public importance Mr. Rodoljub Sabic.
The exhibition about the history of Stazi has been sent on the incentive of NGO Document and it was organized and realized by Goethe-Institute in Belgrade.
The reason for making this project is the fact that Serbia has never undertaken a real transformation of secret
security services. Also, it could be heard during the three months of government-formation negotiations this year that the main problem between coalition political parties was control over Security Information agency (BIA). Since the toppling of Milosevic, the need for passing laws on opening secret files, lustration and civil control of security sector has always been talked about, but it has never happened. On top of all this, the name and the activities of the secret police service have been brought in connection with most cases of political murders which happened in Serbia over the last decade, some of them are still not resolved, and some new have appeared recently.
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The culture like a balm on the wound, short documentary film was screened at 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 their European integration" was held on 1. December 2005 at the Peace Palace (Vredespaleis) in The Hague, NL.
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In preparation:
- History of censorship in Serbia, documentary TV series.
- Telling the story, documentary TV series.

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