The case of the deportation of the actor Fedja Shtukan has also reached the British Guardian. In an interview, the BiH actor revealed what happened and said that “there is no freedom of speech in Serbia”.
Shtukan is described by The Guardian as an activist, writer and actor known for his role in Angelina Jolie’s 2011 film In the Land of Blood and Honey, which is about the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The actor said in the interview that he “said everything about everyone” and added: “All those nationalists just, you know, hate me so much because they know that I’ve touched their sore spot.”
He was sent to the station
Fedja Shtukan was arrested at Belgrade airport
He further recalled to the Guardian a dinner in Belgrade with people from the art industry, when the topic of conversation was the president of Serbia, and said: “Everyone took their phones and put them under their feet, on their chairs so everyone has done this, if you say something against Vucic, you will never get money for the next project…”
We remind you, the actor was detained on Sunday at the “Nikola Tesla” airport in Belgrade. In an interview for Klix.ba, he said that he received a letter in which it is written that a negative assessment was made for the security risk, that is, that it is dangerous for Serbia.
“I think the biggest reason for my harassment there in Belgrade is my book and my appearance in the anti-violence demonstrations there,” Shtukan said after his arrival in Sarajevo.
We recall that in the middle of June last year, the actor from Bosnia and Herzegovina was stopped for several hours at the border point between BiH and Serbia. Just after he supported the “Serbia against violence” protests and then participated in the protest march in Belgrade.
