Vladimir Perišić

Assistant Professor Vladimir Perišić is affiliated with the Faculty of Media and Communications at Singidunum University in Belgrade, Serbia. A filmmaker and academic, he studied modern literature at the University of Paris VII and directing at La Femis film school. His graduate film 'Dremano oko' (2003) and feature 'Ordinary People' (2009) premiered at Cannes Film Festival, while his 2024 film 'Lost Country' won the Revelation Award for Best Young Actor at Cannes Critics' Week. He has collaborated with renowned directors like Jean-Luc Godard and Chantal Akerman.

• Member of ACID association and selector for Cannes 2018 programming
• Member of the artistic council of the Belgrade Original Film Festival
• Editor of publications including 'Jacques Rivet: Texts and Conversations' (2018)

In his research, Professor Perišić focuses on the intersection of cinema, visual arts, and media theory. He teaches courses such as 'From frame to mise-en-scène' and 'The point of view and the place of the viewer,' emphasizing the technical and aesthetic dimensions of film. His creative work has been showcased in major international film festivals, reflecting his dual expertise in practice and academic theory.

Scientific achievements and recognitions include:

• Revelation Award for Best Young Actor (2024, Cannes Critics' Week)

As an educator, he contributes to academic discourse through edited editions like 'Author's Policy' and 'Cherry Time,' while maintaining active participation in film festival programming and artistic councils.