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In Winter 2019, Gervasio Sánchez, a Spanish war photographer, returns to Sarajevo, a city deeply impacted by the Bosnian War from 1992 to 1995. He reconnects with children he met during the siege, who are now adults. These individuals carry the memories of their traumatic past, and Sánchez captures their stories through photography.
The film examines how the Bosnian War has shaped the identities and futures of these survivors. It presents a city still grappling with its history, focusing on the lasting effects of conflict on its people and their lives.
Why Watch
- •Meet Gervasio Sánchez, a notable war photographer.
- •See how the Bosnian War shaped Sarajevo's identity.
- •Follow the stories of children from the siege, now adults.
Did You Know
•Gervasio Sánchez is a Spanish war photographer.
•The Bosnian War lasted from 1992 to 1995.
•The film was released in 2021 and has a duration of 74 minutes.
•The production involved three countries: Germany, Qatar, and Spain.
Perfect For
War photographyBosnian War historyPhotojournalism enthusiasts