As moderator Saša Erdeljanović said, scientists from Austria, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Croatia that have already been engaged, are going to try to gather new details connected to life and work of Aleksandar Lifka. In order to make his character complete, authors from Subotica, Vojvodina and Belgrade will also, as he said, be involved in the study.

"It is most important for us to get some new data on Lifka, especially those that haven't been published yet but also based on facts that can be checked. Since there aren't many facts, testimonies shouldn't be excluded", said Erdeljanović.

Blažo Perović argued that although the Open University had already published works on Lifka, scientific almanac is really necessary for our guests and for us as well.
"We have been giving the Aleksndar Lifka Award for eleven years now, and we still don't have proper monograph about him. Unfortunately, it isn't rare case that even winners of the award don't know anything about him which is, if they are foreigners, quite understandable. But it also happens to national directors", pointed Perović.
Certain skepticism, especially about "deadlines and people" had Srđan Knežević, PhD, stating that he wasn't assured that foreign historians of film, "although well paid", would spend six months researching archives of Vienna, Budapest, Bucharest or any other city where documents about Lifka can be found. Before final talks about the beginning of work, goals and methodologies should be agreed on, he added.

Dinko Tucaković, executive director of the Yugoslav Film Archives Museum, added that it was not enough to rely on authors of future texts but that publishing board should be formed in order to prepare future edition about Aleksandar Lifka.
During the talk there were suggestions that some other names connected to "permanent cinema in Subotica" (Marjan Tumbas, for example) should be mentioned in the study, as well as some other cinemas in Subotica.
At the end of this gathering, it was concluded that future scientific almanac should be written in three languages - Serbian, Hungarian and English, published and promoted at the next 18th European Film Festival Palić, in July 2011.

Z. Romić