Students of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts published a video called "New Dawn", in which celebrities from Serbia support their blockade and fight for a better status
Students of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts (FDU), who are in the blockade, released a new video on June 1 called "New Dawn". The video presents a collage of famous people from Serbia who, by saying a few key words, provide support to students.
Among them appear Milos Bikovic, Svetlana Ceca Bojković, Vladimir Štimac, Slaven Došlo, Nina Janković, Bojan Dimitrijević, Tamara Dragičević, Ivan Mihailović, Dragan Mićanović and Milan Topalović Topalko.
“New Dawn”
1.6.#allblockadePrepared by FDU students. pic.twitter.com/xadkFTE0xp
— FDU in blockade (@sviublokade_fdu) May 31, 2025
The appearance of the actor Miloš Biković attracted special attention, because many were surprised that he publicly supported the student demands, bearing in mind his earlier perception as a person close to the authorities.
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