"War cannot be humanised, it can only be abolished". Albert Einstein's thought is a useful reminder in line with Massimo D'Orzi 's film “Bosnia Express” , which will be screened tomorrow, Wednesday 16 November , at 6.30 pm, at the “Giovanni Lilliu” Auditorium in Nuoro.
It is an initiative of the Regional Ethnographic Higher Institute through Isre Cinema. On the occasion, the short film "Sul ponte" directed by D'Orzi himself is also proposed, as a preview for Sardinia, which takes its cue from the anxieties caused by the lockdown in the most acute phase of the pandemic.
For a discussion on the themes of the films, the director general of Isre Massimo Mele , the musician Gerardo Ferrara , the lawyer Rossana Maria Offeddu , the president of Assostampa Sardegna Simonetta Selloni intervene together with the director.
“Bosnia Express”, loosely based on the book of the same name by Luca Leone, is a reflection on the causes of the war which bloodied the former Yugoslavia and which caused between 97,000 and 102,000 deaths in Bosnia-Herzegovina alone. A voiceover accompanies the journey to the lands of conflict. The conflict is relived through the impact it continues to have on women, bearers of indelible memories and memories.
