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Bosnia and Hercegovina: Twenty Years Later
Years active: 2012-2013
A series of short TV documentaries about life in Bosnia and Hercegovina 20 years after the start of the 1992-95 war which tore the country apart.
The films, produced by IWPR and Mebius Film, feature people whose lives were changed by the war, but who managed to overcome ethnic and political divisions at the worst of times. They are stories of humanity and moral courage, of people coping with the consequences of war as best they can, and hoping for a better future.
The films were produced under IWPR's Programme for the Western Balkans and the ICTY, funded by the Norwegian government.
The Views
Bosniak and Croat couple describe raising mixed-heritage children in post-war Sarajevo.
The Interview
Recalling encounter with Bosnian president.
Under One Roof
Staff and students describe life at ethnically segregated Bosnian school.
Black and White
Moments of shame and pride during Bosnian war.
Gorazde: Friends Remain Friends
Bosnian Serb hit by shrapnel recalls his Bosniak friend coming to the rescue.
Sarajevo: The Heirs
Young people probe modern prejudices after hearing from Serb, Bosniak and Croat former camp inmates.
Prison Camp Detainees
Former inmates describe brutal and humiliating experiences.
Game of Chance
Mine clearance worker is gambler by nature.
Inseparable
Villagers of different ethnicities stuck together through hard times.