Serbian minister gets upset after stopping Russo-Serbian film for Haradinaj in Bujanoc

Serbian Culture Minister Vladan Bukosavljevic has reacted after the screening of the Russian-Serbian film “Balkan borders” in Bujanovac has been cancelled.

He has said the annulment of that film's performance in Bujanovac is a kind of censorship, showing the efforts of politics to influence culture.

According to him, such influences of politics in culture have never been good.

“We don't know if it's a ban, but the project that was warned to appear has been cancelled. Such a ban has resulted from some political manipulation, and this remains to be seen”, Vukosavljevic said, tanug writes.

The Russian-Serbian film tells a story about what Russian troops did at Pristina Airport after the NATO bombing ended.

As for the KLA soldiers' scenes, some media media dealing with propaganda in Serbia had said one of the actors playing the role of KLA soldier was very similar to Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, and what he did during the war.

The film's producer had indicated yesterday that he cancelled his performance in Bujanovac, due to tensions that might cause.