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Instituto Cervantes in Belgrade has this year again organised the cycle of films “Cinema under the stars”, which provides a panoramic overview of the most significant recent achievements of Spanish cinema, including films covering different themes, in order to show the diversity of film offerings, as well as contemporary society in Spain.

Four interesting titles comprised this year’s programme, which was implemented in cooperation with KC Grad for the third consecutive year.

Screenings were organised in the garden of KC Grad, with the programme consisting of the following titles: “People around us”, “The dead are all around us”, “Flowers” (Loreak), and “Missed trains”.

All films included Serbian subtitles and admission was free of charge.

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