The March of Time / ZeitGeSchichten

Running time: 40'

With their new album, the band Dubioza Kolektiv hope to drag the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina out of their lethargy. We get to know them when Ado interviews them for the organisation “Friends of Srebrenica”. Ado and his team later visit a place near Srebrenica where dumped barrels of radioactive material are causing sickness and death. Namir, who used to be a lawyer and now works for “Farmers Help Farmers” gives us insight into the lives and histories of the people in and around Srebrenica, where in 1995 the massacre took place, the biggest tragedy of the civil war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. “What happened, happened. We have to go on living. It’s o.k. ... it’s slow, but it’s getting better”, says one of the people portrayed.

Authors:

  • Katarina Tubonjic
    Katarina Tubonjic was born in Vienna as the daughter of Serbian and Bosnian Immigrants. Lives and works in Vienna. Graduated in Media Technology and Media Management. Has been a producer since 2010, making documentaries, creative advertising, music videos and short films as a freelance filmmaker, as well as undertaking the roles of finance officer, press officer and producer for the media association “black coffee productions.”
     
    Filmography:
     
    Zeitgeschichten. Einsatz in Bosnien (2010)
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