A short documentary depicts 3 women from Belgrade who lived and worked abroad but had to return back home to Serbia. "Strangers in Belgrade" is about the difficult phase of returning home from abroad and being a stranger in one's hometown. Simone Mammana De Meo, Yuliya Molina and Harun Šabanović made the film “Strangers in Belgrade” in the frame of the project 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margins. APIS Institute implemented a training on socially engaged use of video and photography in Belgrade. The training was part of capacity building ERASMUS+ project, coordinated by BIT from Belgrade. Mentor for socially engaged video production: Romana Zajec, APIS Institute Video editing mentor: Borut Dolenec Producers: Ivana Stanojev (BIT), Romana Zajec (APIS Institute) Production: BIT & APIS Institute 2016 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margins project partners: Balkan Initiative for Tolerance, Serbia APIS Institute, Slovenia Toplum Gonulluleri Vakfi, Turkey Baltic Regional Fund, Latvia Association Multisports Loisirs, France The Inside Out Programme, Northern Ireland Buinho Living Lab, Portugal Urbana mladež, Croatia AIM Agenzia Intercultura e Mobilità, Italy Asociatia Carusel, Romania Malteser Ndihmon ne Shqiperi, Albania PRONI Center for youth development, Bosnia and Herzegovina Project 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margin was co-founded by Erasmus + Programme of the European Union.

"This is a story about Aleksander. He became a photographer and he transformed his fears, pain and loneliness into photography. He chose eight photos to reflect his biggest challenges and became a co-author of the film." Özgü Hazal Ertaş, Baiba Miltiņa, Iva Janković made the film “So fucking special” in the frame of the project 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margins. Special thanks to Aleksandar Marković. APIS Institute implemented a training on socially engaged use of video and photography in Belgrade. The training was part of capacity building ERASMUS+ project, coordinated by BIT from Belgrade. 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margins project partners: Balkan Initiative for Tolerance, Serbia APIS Institute, Slovenia Toplum Gonulluleri Vakfi, Turkey Baltic Regional fund, Latvia Association Multisports Loisirs, France The Inside Out Programme, Northern Ireland Buinho Living Lab, Portugal Urbana mladež, Croatia AIM Agenzia Intercultura e Mobilità, Italy Asociatia Carusel, Romania Malteser Ndihmon ne Shqiperi, Albania PRONI Center for youth development, Bosnia and Herzegovina Mentor for socially engaged video production: Romana Zajec, APIS Institute Video editing mentor: Borut Dolenec Producers: Romana Zajec (APIS Institute), Ivana Stanojev (BIT) Production: APIS Institute & BIT 2016 Joe Conere, Blaz Grgic, Mateo Lamnije and Lucjano Blinishta made the film "Ad Aspera Ad Astra" in the frame of the project 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margins. APIS Institute implemented a training on socially engaged use of video and photography in Belgrade. The training was part of capacity building ERASMUS+ project, coordinated by BIT from Belgrade. Special thanks to Mirko Kalderas from GRUBB Foundation for sharing his story with such passion. Mentor for socially engaged video production: Romana Zajec, APIS Institute Video editing mentor: Borut Dolenec Producers: Ivana Stanojev (BIT), Romana Zajec (APIS Institute) Production: BIT & APIS Institute 2016 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margins project partners: Balkan Initiative for Tolerance, Serbia APIS Institute, Slovenia Toplum Gonulluleri Vakfi, Turkey Baltic Regional fund, Latvia Association Multisports Loisirs, France The Inside Out Programme, Northern Ireland Buinho Living Lab, Portugal Urbana mladež, Croatia AIM Agenzia Intercultura e Mobilità, Italy Asociatia Carusel, Romania Malteser Ndihmon ne Shqiperi, Albania PRONI Center for youth development, Bosnia and Herzegovina Project 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margin was co-founded by Erasmus + Programme of the European Union. The European Commission support for the production does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsi­ble for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

"I am Xian" is a short film about a Pakistani migrant, who left Pakistan as a boy, traveled through many countries by himself and lived in Greece. Because of the economic crises Greece was facing, he moved to Serbia where he was based at the time. Telmo Alcobia, Jamel Elgowille and Dafina Aliji made the film "I am Xian" in the frame of the project 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margins. APIS Institute implemented a training on socially engaged use of video and photography in Belgrade. The training was part of capacity building ERASMUS+ project, coordinated by BIT from Belgrade. Special thanks to Xian, for sharing his story, to Miloš Janković, for helping and making this film possible, to Edin for helping with the interview. This film was possible only because of their support. Mentor for socially engaged video production: Romana Zajec, APIS Institute Video editing mentor: Borut Dolenec Producers: Ivana Stanojev (BIT), Romana Zajec (APIS Institute) Production: BIT & APIS Institute 2016 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margins project partners: Balkan Initiative for Tolerance, Serbia APIS Institute, Slovenia Toplum Gonulluleri Vakfi, Turkey Baltic Regional fund, Latvia Association Multisports Loisirs, France The Inside Out Programme, Northern Ireland Buinho Living Lab, Portugal Urbana mladež, Croatia AIM Agenzia Intercultura e Mobilità, Italy Asociatia Carusel, Romania Malteser Ndihmon ne Shqiperi, Albania PRONI Center for youth development, Bosnia and Herzegovina Project 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margin was co-founded by Erasmus + Programme of the European Union. The European Commission support for the production does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsi­ble for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

Film "Ad Aspera Ad Astra - Through Hardship to the Stars" is a short film about Mirko Kaldaraš, a a talented chemist and a Roma from Serbia. He comes from a poor Roma family where education was not much appreciated. Very soon he realized the education can be a game-changer. With his determination he managed to get the highest grades in the university and attend international chemistry competitions. He is finishing his studies and working with Roma kids at the same time, to give them a positive example. In the frame of GRUBB Serbia he works in Novi Sad's Youth Centre. Joe Conere, Blaz Grgic, Mateo Lamnije and Lucjano Blinishta made the film "Ad Aspera Ad Astra" in the frame of the project 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margins. APIS Institute implemented a training on socially engaged use of video and photography in Belgrade. The training was part of capacity building ERASMUS+ project, coordinated by BIT from Belgrade. Special thanks to Mirko Kaldaraš from GRUBB Foundation for sharing his story with such passion. Mentor for socially engaged video production: Romana Zajec, APIS Institute Video editing mentor: Borut Dolenec Producers: Ivana Stanojev (BIT), Romana Zajec (APIS Institute) Production: BIT & APIS Institute 2016 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margins project partners: Balkan Initiative for Tolerance, Serbia APIS Institute, Slovenia Toplum Gonulluleri Vakfi, Turkey Baltic Regional fund, Latvia Association Multisports Loisirs, France The Inside Out Programme, Northern Ireland Buinho Living Lab, Portugal Urbana mladež, Croatia AIM Agenzia Intercultura e Mobilità, Italy Asociatia Carusel, Romania Malteser Ndihmon ne Shqiperi, Albania PRONI Center for youth development, Bosnia and Herzegovina Project 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margin was co-founded by Erasmus + Programme of the European Union. The European Commission support for the production does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsi­ble for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

This is a go-pro fly-on-the-wall insight into the Belgrade video workshops during an intense 3M training for youth workers from 12 countries: Slovenia, Serbia, Croatia, Albania, Turkey, Romania, Italy, Latvia, France, Portugal, Bosnia and Hercegovina and Northern Island. 3M: Multimedia Multipliers from Margins project partners: Balkan Initiative for Tolerance, Serbia APIS Institute, Slovenia Toplum Gonulluleri Vakfi, Turkey Baltic Regional fund, Latvia Association Multisports Loisirs, France The Inside Out Programme, Northern Ireland Buinho Living Lab, Portugal Urbana mladež, Croatia AIM Agenzia Intercultura e Mobilità, Italy Asociatia Carusel, Romania Malteser Ndihmon ne Shqiperi, Albania PRONI Center for youth development, Bosnia and Herzegovina Mentor for socially engaged video production: Romana Zajec, APIS Institute Video editing mentor: Borut Dolenec Short video by Borut Dolenc

This is a short presentation of a project 3M on a N1. N1 is CNN International's local broadcast partner and affiliate with headquarters in Belgrade, Sarajevo and Zagreb and covers events in ex-Yugoslav countries of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia. It is available on cable TV throughout former Yugoslavia.