short film
The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent
Nebojša Slijepčević / / 13 min
Set against the backdrop of the 1993 Štrpci massacre, the film tells the story of Tomo Buzov, the sole non-Bosniak passenger on a train seized by Serbian paramilitaries. As violence erupts, Tomo attempts to resist, but is powerless against the brutality of the attackers. Through his struggle, the film poignantly captures the horror and futility of ethnic violence, revealing the personal cost of standing against hatred.
Tickets
Special
Feb 14
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23
23
Living Berlin
OmeU
Credits
| Runtime | 13 min |
|---|---|
| FSK | Not rated |
| Premiere Status | No Premiere Status |
| Director | Nebojša Slijepčević |
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Tickets
Special
Feb 14
–
23
23
Living Berlin
OmeU