AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFilm: Brno’s 67th BRNO16 festival runs Oct. 14–18, with 50 short films in international and Czech-Slovak competitions. Jan Švankmajer’s food-themed work anchors the programme. Youth and Inclusion: Slovakia’s first Roma youth parliament has been set up to build dialogue and develop ideas on education and community life. Music: Slovak pop singer ADÉLA played a 16-song set at a sold-out Los Angeles show, another step in her growing international career. Bratislava Arts: Month of Photography returns in November with images of war, Mafia violence and London street life. The Slovak National Theatre is also preparing a play based on Václav Havel’s essay, while queer arts festival PINKBUS is set to return with new performances and international guests. Heritage: Spanish police identified a Slovak man suspected of damaging a protected pillar at Granada’s Alhambra while performing parkour; the case has been referred to court.
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