130 godina Stanislava Vinavera: dokumentarni film

Abstract

Film "130 godina Stanislava Vinavera" posvećen je poznatom srpskom piscu, prevodiocu, diplomati i novinaru jevrejskog porekla. Stanislav Vinaver je rođen u uglednoj jevrejskoj porodici 1891. godine u Šapcu, a umro je 1955. godine u Niškoj Banji. Učestvovao je u balkanskim i Prvom svetskom ratu kao dobrovoljac. Sa vojskom je preko Albanije stigao na ostrvo Krf, gde je radio kao službenik državnog Presbiroa. Informativno-diplomatske poslove obavljao je u Francuskoj, Velikoj Britaniji i Petrogradu. Nakon rata bio je zaposlen u Ministarstvu prosvete, a potom se posvetio novinarskoj karijeri. Pripadao je talasu modernističkih srpskih pisaca i bio je utemeljivač ekspresionističkog pokreta. Skoro čitav Drugi svetski rat proveo je u koncentracionom logoru u Nemačkoj. Poslednjih deset godina svog života posvetio se profesionalnoj književnoj karijeri. Na srpski jezik je prevodio dela sa engleskog, francuskog, poljskog, češkog, ruskog i nemačkog jezika.

The film "130 years of Stanislav Vinaver" is dedicated to the famous Serbian writer, translator, diplomat, and journalist of Jewish origin. Stanislav Vinaver was born in a prominent Jewish family in 1891 in Šabac. He died in 1955 in Niška Banja. He participated in the Balkans and the First World War as a volunteer. With the army, he came to the island of Corfu to Albania, where he worked as an official of the State Press Biro. He performed information and diplomatic work in France, Great Britain, and St. Petersburg. After the war, he was employed at the Ministry of Education and then devoted himself to a journalistic career. He belonged to the wave of modernist Serbian writers and was the founder of the expressionist movement. He spent almost the entire Second World War in a concentration camp in Germany. For the last ten years of his life, he dedicated himself to a professional literary career. He translated works from English, French, Polish, Czech, Russian, and German into Serbian.