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Bosnia: documentary tells story about 'human safari'
Wealthy foreigners might have paid to shoot on civilians
31 August, 19:25
(ANSA) - BELGRADE, AUG 31 - According to a new documentary
directed by Slovenian author Miran Zupanic, wealthy foreigners
may have paid high fees to shoot at residents of besieged
Sarajevo during the war. The feature documentary film 'Sarajevo
Safari' (75 min, 2022) focuses on "the story of a human safari"
that "has remained concealed from the public eye," the website
of the ArsMedia production company reads. "Only a select few
were aware that on the Serbian side, the siege of Sarajevo
involved not only the Bosnian Serb Army, volunteers and
mercenaries but also another, small and clandestine group," an
unknown number of rich foreigners paying for shooting on
civilians under siege, with the help of the Bosnian Serb army.
(ANSA).
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