In The Land Of Blood And Honey Page #4

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are missing and feared dead.

Three men who escaped from the Bosnian

town were reported to have...

Thank you.

I thought you left.

Put this on.

You look beautiful.

Where is everyone?

I gave them a night off.

Beautiful, huh?

I love his brushstrokes.

So bold.

I always wanted to touch it.

So do it.

I can't.

There's no one here.

We're alone, just you and I.

It's more about

the empty space.

The "empty space"?

Mmm-hmm.

It's the choice not to

do something there.

Look!

I found one I like.

No, really.

I like this one.

The Story of Empty Space.

Very funny.

I have to go to the front

line again tomorrow.

Do you?

When are you coming back?

I'm not sure.

But by Wednesday night,

I'll get in touch with you.

How?

I will order my cook

to punish you.

If you get no dinner

on Wednesday night,

that means I'm safe.

Then I'll be happy

to starve that night.

Why Wednesday?

On Wednesday, we meet in the

church across from the museum.

Whoever makes it there is safe.

They're not bombing churches?

They're not bombing churches,

which works in our favor.

So don't worry.

Stay here.

Darko.

Your father is asking for you.

Did something happen?

I don't know. He called an urgent

meeting for all senior officers.

You go.

I'll follow.

I have to go.

What's happening?

Go home on your own.

Just follow the road

up the hill.

Will you be all right?

Yes.

Here it is, my friends.

NATO has already started

bombing our positions.

That f***ing Clinton

is trying to save his political

ass at home in Washington.

Ljubo, give it to me.

Here.

Just read this.

"Intervening to put an end

to ethnic cleansing"

"and mass atrocities."

Apparently they need

to save face,

make some noise,

and throw their idea

of justice at

a country they know

nothing about. That's it.

We expect that our

position, our area,

will be hit at any time.

But it doesn't matter.

Six hundred years after

the Battle of Kosovo,

here we are again.

On the eve of the Kosovo

battle, King Lazar

chose the heavenly kingdom

over the earthly one.

And tonight, my brothers, we

have the same choice before us.

We will not negotiate.

We will not be humiliated.

That's right.

They're attacking us.

And, once again,

we Serbs will be unbreakable.

- To Serbs.

- To Serbs!

- To freedom!

- To freedom!

Left, left!

Go left!

Let's go down there!

Aco!

Aco!

That piece of sh*t!

Go, go!

Go, go, go!

Go, go, go! Go!

Hey!

Hey, Darko.

Darko.

- It's okay, it's okay.

- I got it, I got it.

Watch out.

Watch yourselves.

Come on, hurry up.

It's me, we are at the church.

No dinner tonight

for the painter, okay?

Understand?

Are you surprised to see

me alive, you Turkish pig!

Why are you here?

To be with you.

Where did you go that night?

Were you with your Muslim friends?

Did you tell them I was in the church?

I saw your sister.

I'm sorry.

Hey!

Stop!

I said stop!

Raise your hands up.

Stop!

Put your hands up.

My name is Danijel Vukojevich.

I am a war criminal.

My name is Danijel Vukojevich.

I am a war criminal.

For three and a half years, the

international community failed

to decisively intervene

and stop the war in Bosnia.

The siege of Sarajevo was the

longest in modern history.

Across the country, 1 in every 2

Bosnians was forced to flee their homes.

During the war, as many as fifty

thousand Bosnian women were raped,

leading to the first conviction

for sexual violence,

on its own,

as a crime against humanity.

The war in Bosnia was the deadliest

conflict in Europe since World War II.

Since 1995, an uneasy peace has

prevailed in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Still deep divisions remain, and the

struggle for reconciliation continues.

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