SANJA SAVIĆ MILOSAVLJEVIĆ

Sanja Savić Milosavljević is a Serbian director and writer, born in Sarajevo in 1988. She earned both her BA and MA degrees at the Department of Dramaturgy at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade. In 2019, she also completed her doctoral artistic project, titled The Story of Miki the Ant: The Functions of a Film Screenplay in the Process of Adapting Prose into an Animated Film, at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade.She teaches at the Department of Comparative Literature and Theatre Studies at the Faculty of Philosophy in Pale. As a dramaturge, she has a wide range of interests, from animated film and experimental drama to prose and theatre texts for children.In addition to writing plays, television series, and films, Savić Milosavljević has published the short-story collections When the Giraffe Speaks, The Fairground, The Hills, and The Stories of an Honest Thief, as well as the novels Blurriness, Another’s Bone, A Fair at Slavija, and the award-winning novel Martin’s Share.