AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTourism Pressure on Heritage: Vlkolinec, Slovakia’s UNESCO log-house village, is fighting overtourism as residents say tourists ignore “private property” signs and invade privacy; only 17 people live there year-round, while official estimates put visitors at about 100,000 a year. Karlovy Vary Spotlight: KVIFF’s industry arm KVIFF Promises named award winners, with projects like Selamlik and Ukrainian Reminiscence among the standouts, while the festival also showcased Slovak co-production To Die to Live and new features including City of Fathers. Slovak Cinema on the Map: Slovak producer Katarína Krnáčová was elected vice-president of FACE, a win tied to Slovakia’s public film support system. Music & Community: The International Day of the Roma Song returns for its fifth edition on Aug 8, with events across seven countries including Slovakia. Streaming & TV Moves: Voyo updates packages from Aug 10, adding an extended Voyo Maximum with Canal+ Sport, and Lepsia.TV expands with five new channels. Science Meets Art: Kvantum 2026 wrapped with its “Pastures and Multiverses” theme, mixing exhibitions and talks on language and totalitarianism.
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