Residents of Sarajevo endured daily bombardments for 1,425 days during the longest siege in modern history, struggling to find food and shelter.
Synopsis
Residents of Sarajevo endured daily bombardments for 1,425 days during the longest siege in modern history, struggling to find food and shelter.
Synopsis
Sarajevo endured a siege from 1992 to 1996, resulting in widespread fear and violence. Residents faced daily bombardments while struggling to find food and shelter. Survivors recount their experiences, detailing efforts to maintain daily life amid chaos. Directed by Rémy Ourdan, The Siege captures the harsh living conditions in Bosnia and Herzegovina during this period. The film illustrates the challenges faced by the community as they fought to survive in a war-torn city.
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Why Watch
- Meet survivors recounting their daily struggles in Sarajevo.
- Find out how residents sought food during the siege.
- See the impact of bombardments on civilian life.
Did You Know
- The siege of Sarajevo lasted from 1992 to 1996, totaling four years.
- The film has a runtime of 90 minutes.
- The documentary is produced in France and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- The primary language featured in the film is German.
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What years did the siege of Sarajevo take place?
The siege of Sarajevo lasted from 1992 to 1996.
Who directed the documentary The Siege?
The Siege was directed by Rémy Ourdan.
What languages are featured in the documentary The Siege?
The documentary features German as one of its languages.
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