An outdoor screening of 'Tour to Strasbourg' was blocked in Sremski Karlovci
N1 and 021 report that inspectors blocked a screening of the documentary 'Tour to Strasbourg' in the pedestrian zone of central Sremski Karlovci. Police and workers from the Belilo utility company were on site; according to Suzana Stojakovic of Zbor Sremski Karlovci, a student gathering and screening had been planned in the center, but the film was ultimately shown inside the assembly's premises, while a 'studenti pobeđuju' banner was unfurled near the Patriarchate court.

What matters
What was blocked
Inspectors blocked the screening of 'Tour to Strasbourg' in the pedestrian zone of central Sremski Karlovci.
Who was on site
N1 says police and workers from the Belilo utility company were stopping the setup of equipment.
What organizers did
The screening still took place, but inside the Zbor Sremski Karlovci premises rather than in the town center.
Film context
Radovan Seratlic's film follows the students' April 2025 bicycle ride to Strasbourg, a journey of 1,400 kilometers.
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How sources frame this story
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N1: inspectors stopped the screening in central Sremski Karlovci
N1 reports that inspectors blocked the screening of the documentary 'Tour to Strasbourg' in the pedestrian zone of central Sremski Karlovci. According to Suzana Stojakovic, a student gathering and screening had been planned for Saturday afternoon in the center, but police and Belilo workers arrived on site while SNS supporters unfurled their own banner. The screening was ultimately held inside the Zbor Sremski Karlovci premises. N1 also notes that Radovan Seratlic's film follows the students' 1,400-kilometer bicycle ride to Strasbourg in April 2025.
021: screening of 'Tour to Strasbourg' was blocked in central Karlovci
021 writes that the film screening was blocked in the pedestrian zone of central Sremski Karlovci. The outlet repeats Suzana Stojakovic's account that an inspector barred the event while Belilo workers and police helped enforce the decision; 021 separately notes the 'studenti pobeđuju' banner outside the Patriarchate court.
Overall takeaway
This is no longer just an announced student screening but a local public-space dispute in which the ban did not stop the event outright, only push it out of the town center.
What this means for residents
For the local agenda
The episode turned a local cultural event into a dispute over who controls public space in central Karlovci and how.
For student-linked events
Even after the ban, organizers found a way to preserve the program, making similar relocations more likely than outright cancellation in future cases.