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Andriy Lyubka's new book is a story about the lands and peoples between Odesa and Trieste, about the lands where the Balkans begin and do not end. It is a private diary of numerous trips to popular places, capitals, but also to provinces and unrecognised republics lost in time and space. Why Serbs don't like Croats and Slovenes don't consider themselves Balkans, how the Danube not only divides but also connects Europe, where and when Macedonian traffic policemen extort bribes, and what kind of girl from Bucharest the author could fall in love with, how much raki in Sarajevo and ouzo in a Greek tavern can be drunk - Lyubka tells about this and other things, sometimes with humour, and sometimes with scientific care, crossing borders and questioning stereotypes, making friends and quarreling, looking for a place to stay and pretending to be Slovak - in short, doing everything you should do when looking for barbarians.

The performer: Andriy Lyubka
Duration: 11:05:00