The Sarajevo Film Festival has revealed the composition of its jury for the Competition Programme - Feature Film for the 26th edition, set to run from 14-21 August.

After announcing that French filmmaker Michel Hazanavicius would serve as president of the jury back in February, the festival has now added the remaining four members: Berlinale artistic director Carlo Chatrian, Croatian actress Jadranka Djokić, Serbian director Srdan Golubović and head of industry at the Morelia Film Festival Andrea Stavenhagen.

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Before heading up the Berlinale, Chatrian served as the artistic director of the Locarno Film Festival.

Djokić is best known for her roles in Dalibor Matanić's Fine Dead Girls and Zrinko Ogresta's Behind the Glass [+lee también:
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Golubović is one of Serbia's most acclaimed filmmakers, and his 2007 title The Trap [+lee también:
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Finally, Stavenhagen, currently head of industry and training projects at the Morelia Film Festival in Mexico, served as head of the Ibero-American Film Co-Production Meeting at the Guadalajara Film Festival and was the San Sebastián Film Festival’s Latin American delegate between 2015 and 2019.