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Concept/Outline:
Video-Archive
"THE SIEGE" Sarajevo 1992-1996 is the most comprehensive document
portraying the True story behind Life and Death in Sarajevo, a modern
European city, that has endured the most sophisticated terror during
the longest siege in the modern history of mankind. As such, the
Video-Archive project has been organized in a form of interview
testimonials set within 30 episodes in total duration of 30 hours.
Following a daily chronology, of 1395 days of the Siege, exploring
every aspect of city's life and its 300 000 unarmed inhabitants.
The Video-Archive
has tackled more than 1350 topics on different Siege levels, as
experienced by Sarajevans of different socio-economic and professional
backgrounds, ranging from: ordinary citizens, former and current
politicians, librarians, housewives, doctors, children, bakery workers,
police officers, businessman, army officers, lawyers, diplomats,
artists, journalists, students, translators, professors, refugees,
actors, soldiers, bankers, cemetery workers, intellectuals, engineers,
pensioners, veterinarians, historians, architects and etc. They
have told their personal stories and experiences of chronology,
survival and siege experience. Starting from March 2, 1992 - when
the first street barricades were set up all the way until the March
16, 1996 when the last occupied city district of Grbavica has been
liberated.
They have lived
through the siege and have shared their memories and knowledge pertaining
to the: food shortages, survival experiences, cultural events, political
negotiations, banking, vegetable gardens, cease-fires, shelling,
schools, water, burials, the tunnel, universities, convoys, massacres,
siege-recipes, politics, medical care, media, habitation, heating,
snipers, parks, barricades, the UN, military issues, international
relations, religions, multiculturalism, transportation, radio, legal
system, humanism, and tolerance.
Forming a complete
story about the event that has shaped the World affairs at the end
of 20th century. While providing efficient multimedia content as
immense resource for educational curriculums and research projects,
across the world for; historians, librarians, media, politicians,
students, researchers, anthropologists, sociologists, war-crimes
investigators, journalist, international organizations, psychologist,
intellectuals, diplomats, archives and general public in quest for
information and most importantly the knowledge of Human Survival!
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