Diários da Bósnia
Director Joaquim Sapinho
Countries Portugal
Duration 82 min
Synopsis
“I went to Bosnia when the war ended, in 1996, as the Dayton agreements were being implemented. Bosnia was divided into two entities, which separated out the two opposing forces in the conflict: the Bosnian Serbs and the Bosnian Muslims. Two years later, in 1998, I went back to Bosnia... The film is a diary of these two journeys, in which I confront myself with the memories of war, death, destruction and survival of the victims who do not know how to get back home.”
“I went to Bosnia when the war ended, in 1996, as the Dayton agreements were being implemented. Bosnia was divided into two entities, which separated out the two opposing forces in the conflict: the Bosnian Serbs and the Bosnian Muslims. Two years later, in 1998, I went back to Bosnia... The film is a diary of these two journeys, in which I confront myself with the memories of war, death, destruction and survival of the victims who do not know how to get back home.”