He noticed that this is the only city in the world that was visited by people
and school groups in the course of its construction, all eager to see it rise
from the ground.
“Andricville will breath new life into Visegrad, which people have already
begun leaving,” said Dodik.
He is convinced that not even the conceptual creator of Andricville – Emir
Kusturica – realised at the outset how grandiose a deed this was.
“What we see done so far, is proof for all doubting Thomases that what was
impossible yesterday, now is possible,” stressed Dodik.
Film producer Emir Kusturica related in short what has been built so far,
stressing that an Andricville Institute is to follow, which will be the third
most important and influential institution of the Serbian people in the
territories of the Former Yugoslavia.
“Next year we will build an Academy of Fine Arts and a students’ dormitory,
which will have students from throughout the world,” added Kusturica.
The renowned film maker said that he plans for Andricville to be officially
opened by a premiere of the opera ‘A bridge on the Drina’ in the new theatre.
“Visegrad and Andricville soon will have all the institutions had by some of
the largest of European cities, a proof of which is that Visegrad residents watch
the latest films as the residents of San Francisco,” added Kusturica.
He noted the great contribution of Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik to
the construction of Andricville, recollecting that Vecernje Novosti has
declared this the noblest undertaking of the year.
A Mlada Bosna Street was officially opened in Andricville today, followed by an
M:tel outlet, a branch of Nova Banka, as well as a beer garden, bakery, gold
shop, optician’s shop and a pharmacy.
Agencije/Frontal
