Vanja Bulić (Serbian Cyrillic: Вања Булић; born 17 July 1947) is a Serbian journalist and author.[1]

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Vanja Bulić
Bulić in 2008
Born	(1947-07-17) 17 July 1947 (age 75) Kumanovo, PR Macedonia, FPR Yugoslavia
Occupation	Journalist, television presenter
Known for	Crni biseri

He has lived in Belgrade since 1952. He was the screenwriter of the acclaimed movie Pretty Village Pretty Flame.[2] He rose to fame with his TV show, Crni biseri, in the 90s in which he interviewed people from all walks of life. He was editor in chief of the Duga magazine, that played an important role in 90's Serbia. He wrote in almost every high-profile Serbian journal, had shot over 2000 TV shows and wrote several bestselling books and movie scenarios.[3]

Books

• Kako sam gajio blizance (1995)
• Tunel - lepa sela lepo gore (1996)
• Ratna sreća (1999)
• Vrele usne (2001)
• Parada strasti (2003)
• Drugo stanje (2006)
• Sto bisera (2009)
• Oko otoka (2009)
• Šole (2010)
• Zadah belog (2010)
• Simeonov pečat (2012)
• Jovanovo zaveštanje (2013)
• Dosije Bogorodica (2014)
• Muškarac u izvesnim godinama (2014)
• Teslina pošiljka (2015)
• Viza za nebo (2016)
• Zašto Bog nema auto (2016)[4]
• Dušanova kletva (2018)[5]
• Teodorin prsten (2019)
• Savin osvetnik (2020)[6]

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