Film Lens
Black Ravens focuses on Dusan Vukovic's public return of a bravery medal, which he received after his son died during the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. This act serves as a moving statement from families affected by the violence of Milosevic’s regime. The film captures the emotional weight of loss and the struggle for recognition among those who suffered during this tumultuous period.
The documentary runs for 14 minutes and provides a platform for Vukovic to voice the collective grief of families who lost loved ones. It emphasizes the impact of the NATO bombing and the personal stories behind the statistics, illustrating the human cost of political conflict in the region.
Why Watch
- •Meet Dusan Vukovic and hear his powerful story.
- •See the impact of NATO bombing on families in Yugoslavia.
- •Find out about the legacy of Milosevic's regime.
Did You Know
•Dusan Vukovic returned his medal of bravery in 2002.
•His son died during the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia.
•The film has a duration of 14 minutes.
Perfect For
Yugoslav historyNATO operationsPersonal stories of loss