Ethnic cleansing, burning of villages, mass rape, murder. The Bosnian war of 1992-1995 killed some 100,000 people and was the bloodiest in post-war Europe. – Documentary

‘There was not a single Serbian village that was not attacked and destroyed and where civilians were not killed,’ recalls former policeman Simo Tuševljak.

The Dayton Agreement ended the war. How do the participants of that conflict live now? How durable is the peace that was established almost 30 years ago? Learn from the new film by Vitaly Buzuev ‘Bosnian rift: Republika Srpska’s View’.

This film’s premiere was in Serbia hosted by the legendary film director Emir Kusturica in his village of Drvengrad.