There are few fairy tales in the world of film. The work of filmmakers is so difficult that the production of films seldom passes without problems, and out of the countless films produced around the world very few succeed in being remembered by viewers and in winning a prize.

BELGRADE – Expectations that people who originate from Asia would very quickly assume leadership in the world of science, innovation and art have become generally accepted.

BELGRADE – I have lived in Belgrade for eleven years and count on the fingers of one hand how many times I saw a blind person in a public space, although I often pass by the school for blind and vision-impaired persons Veljko Radomanović in Zemun, which was attended by my brother. Although I do not know any vision-impaired people in Belgrade, their problems are well known to me. Serbia has almost 12,000 people who are blind or have poor eyesight, and according to data from last year, only 500 of them are employed. Other European countries boast much better statistics – in Spain, for example, it is difficult to find a blind person who is unemployed.

Comparing our state administration with those from other European countries is always thankless and easy to embark on a debate, but is not inappropriate. No state should turn its back on people who need help the most.