Radovan Seratlić: More than censorship, one's own skin itches
The street where I grew up is still green today / I admired true connoisseurs like all my Serbian language teachers / The basis of the work was verse, the basic method of analysis / I studied, rode my bike, and regularly followed the political situation / Belgraders embrace their guests much better than Novi Sad residents / Castings went well for me / Television is good only if it's a team sport
Radovan Seratlić: More than censorship, one’s own skin itches The author reflects on his childhood street, his admiration for Serbian language teachers, and his academic focus on verse analysis. He also touches upon his engagement with politics, his experiences with casting, and his view that television is a team sport.
- The street of his childhood remains green.
- He admired his Serbian language teachers.
- Verse was the foundation of his work, with analysis as the basic method.
- He studied, cycled, and followed the political situation.
- He noted that people in Belgrade are more welcoming than those in Novi Sad.
- He found casting to be successful.
- He believes television is effective only as a team endeavor.
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