Film Lens
The Siege focuses on the experiences of Sarajevo residents during the 1992-1996 siege, the longest in modern history. It captures their daily lives filled with fear, as they faced constant bombardments while trying to secure food and safe shelter. The film includes personal accounts from survivors, illustrating their efforts to maintain a sense of normalcy amidst the chaos of war.
Directed by Rémy Ourdan, the documentary presents the stark conditions faced by the community in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It reveals their struggle against scarcity and despair, providing a raw look at how the siege impacted their lives over the four years of conflict.
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.
Perfect For
Bosnian historyWar documentariesSurvivor stories