WELCOME TO SARAJEVO
The story, directed by Micahel Winterbottom, is based on a straightforward story, follows Michael Henderson and his news team, ITV, to war-torn Sarajevo. Its 1992 and the city has just seen its worst struggle as Bosnian Serbs try to derail the countrys new liberty with artillery bombardment. While there, Henderson encounters Flynn, a US TV journalist, and Annie, a freelance writer covering her first war. Henderson and his new smart set eventually come across an orphanage near the drive lines and are so saddened by the scene that they choose to pull it front page news. Hendersons involvement is so deep that he makes plans to take one of the children, Emira, back to England, illegally, with the help of an American assistant worker.
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I am going to talk briefly round the history of the Bosnian War to give you an understanding astir(predicate) this film.
Before its independence, Bosnia-Herzegovina was one of the parts of the former Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. At that time, roughly four million people lived in Bosnia, and consisted of trine important ethnic groups: Slavic Muslims (forming 44% of the population), Serbs (31%), and Croats (17%). Yugoslavia was first founded by and by World War I, but disintegrated during World War II.
after the war, Yugoslavia was remade as a Communist state and held to quiverher for the most part by the strength of its dictator, Josip Broz Tito. When Tito died in 1980, tensions between the deuce-ace main ethnic groups quickly mounted throughout the early 1980s. In1990, elections in Bosnia resulted in a governing group of three ethnically-based parties which corresponded to the three major ethnic groups. Muslims and Croats in the governing body fortunate independence for Bosnia-Herzegovina, while most Bosnian Serbs did not. In a referendum, over 63 percent of Bosnians voting chose independence. In...
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