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The Silenced Voice (2010) - FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this film.

What is The Silenced Voice about?

The Silenced Voice is a documentary. Sinisa Glavasevic reports from the Croatian Radio station in Vukovar during the city's siege in 1991. He remains in his hometown as conflict escalates, choosing to document the struggles of its residents. The documentary captures the destruction of Vukovar and the emotional impact on its people. Glavasevic's commitment to truth and integrity stands out amid the chaos. His work reflects the moral challenges faced by journalists in times of crisis. The film runs for 91 minutes and was directed by Silvio Jesenković.

When was The Silenced Voice released?

The Silenced Voice was released in 2010.

How long is The Silenced Voice?

The Silenced Voice has a runtime of 91 minutes.

What genre is The Silenced Voice?

The Silenced Voice is classified as History.

What topics does The Silenced Voice cover?

The Silenced Voice explores topics including conflict.