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In 'Brotherhood', Jabir, Usama, and Uzeir are three young brothers from a Sunni family of shepherds in Bosnia. Their father, Ibrahim, raises them with strict adherence to the principles of the Quran while recounting traumatic stories from the Bosnian War that occurred from 1992 to 1995. This combination of faith and historical context shapes their understanding of conflict and identity as they navigate their formative years in a pastoral landscape.
The film captures the daily lives of the brothers, emphasizing the weight of their father's teachings and the legacy of war. As they grow older, they reflect on their upbringing, the impact of their father's narratives, and the importance of family bonds in shaping their beliefs and identities amidst the backdrop of their heritage.
Why Watch
- •Meet the brothers Jabir, Usama, and Uzeir from Bosnia.
- •Follow Ibrahim's teachings on faith and conflict.
- •See the impact of the Bosnian War on a family.
Did You Know
•The Bosnian War lasted from 1992 to 1995.
•The film features three brothers: Jabir, Usama, and Uzeir.
•Ibrahim, their father, shares stories of the war that influence their lives.
•The film has a duration of 92 minutes.
•It was produced in four countries: Czech Republic, France, Italy, and Qatar.
Perfect For
Bosnian historyFamily dynamicsWar narratives