AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFilm: Croatian-Slovak co-production Glavonja opened Belgrade’s Kids Fest with a story about family, friendship and autism. Director Marina Andrea Škop hopes it will help children embrace difference. Bratislava Screenings: Bulgarian film Made in EU, about a factory worker shunned after testing positive for COVID-19, screens at Mladost Cinema on October 20; admission is free. Slovak Pop: Slovak-born singer ADÉLA is making her own mark after being eliminated from the reality show that launched KATSEYE, trading classical ballet for a rebellious pop persona. Equality: A same-sex couple is taking Slovakia’s refusal to register their marriage to court. Cultural Heritage: Comenius University marked 100 years of Bulgarian studies in Bratislava with a conference, exhibitions and a concert of Bulgarian polyphony. Innovation: Košice company MATSUKO and Pavol Jozef Šafárik University won a 2026 REGIOSTARS award for AI technology that turns a standard camera into a live 3D hologram, with potential to support ADHD diagnosis in children.
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