DELIRIUM FILMS was founded in 2003 in Belgrade (Serbia) by director and screenwriter
Srdjan Dragojević and producer Biljana Prvanović.
In its production and co-production, DELIRIUM FILMS has 10 feature fiction films, 1 TV series, 1 TV movie, many short films (documentary and fiction), as well as ads and commercials.
Born in 1963 in Belgrade, Serbia. Graduated Clinical Psychology at Faculty of Philosophy – University of Belgrade, and Film and TV Directing at Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, where he was the best student of the generation in 1992. He published poetry and prose in literary magazines throughout former Yugoslavia and wrote three books of poetry. For the book “Book of Action Poetry” he received the “Branko Radičević” award in 1986. He is also the author of six additional books (one novel, two books of screenplays and three books for children). He wrote and directed eight internationally awarded feature fiction films that were selected for official programs of numerous prestigious film festivals. His film “Pretty Village, Pretty Flame" is listed among the 1000 greatest films of all time in Halliwell’s Film Encyclopedia and among the 30 best war films in history according to Sight & Sound critics. "The Parade" was a major European box-office success in 2012 after winning three awards at the Berlinale. He also directed one New Year’s Eve TV special for the Serbian National Broadcasting Corporation. His latest project is the film "Heavens Above", which had its world premiere at the 2021 Locarno Film Festival and was screened at more than 28 international film festivals, where it received several awards.
She is one of the most successful producers in the Balkan region (Ex-Yugoslavia). She has gained extensive production experience over the past decade through work on a wide variety of projects ranging from feature films to TV programs and series, documentaries and international co-production feature films. In Serbia she worked as a producer, executive producer and production manager in film and television. She received funding for films from the Ministry of Culture of Serbia, Film Center of Serbia, regional co-production funds, EURIMAGES and European televisions (Arte, ZDF etc.). Additional support came from municipalities and private foundations. Films she has worked on are among the winners of prestigious national and international awards. She collaborated with eminent regional directors including Srdjan Dragojević, Emir Kusturica, Goran Paskaljević, Srdjan Djidja Karanović, Boro Drašković, Predrag Gaga Antonijević, Darko Bajić, Radivoje Andrić and others.