Belgrade Play Ignites Fury: Actors Accused of Betraying Serbia

Belgrade Play Sparks Controversy: Actors Face Backlash Over Srebrenica Depiction A recent theatrical production in Belgrade, depicting the Srebrenica genocide, has ignited a firestorm of controversy. The play, "Njih više nema" ("There are no more of them"), has drawn condemnation from some quarters for its perceived anti-Serbian bias. The controversy extends beyond the play itself to include several prominent actors who participated, some of whom are known for their outspoken political views and support of recent blockades. Mirjana Karanović, a well-known actress, is among those criticized for her role in the play and her public stance on the blockades. "Their participation in this play is a betrayal of Serbian values," stated one online commenter. Svetozar Cvetković, another actor in the production, has also faced criticism for his involvement. The video highlights these actors' participation and links it to their political activism, fueling the debate. While the play's creators defend it as a work of art exploring a complex historical event, the controversy underscores the deep divisions within Serbian society and the sensitive nature of the Srebrenica genocide. The incident highlights the intersection of art, politics, and public opinion in a highly charged environment.