General Information

Author/Creator

Longfellow, Brenda, director

Language

English.

Published

Canada : Gerda Film Productions, 1996.

Physical Description

Digital film (53 mins.)

Digital ver. identifier

HU_OSA_10000855

Contents/Summary

Summary

As the civilian resistance continues to grow within Serbia to Milosevic's oppressive regime, this film explores the vital role women have played in opposing militarism and nationalism throughout the entire region. From Belgrade to Zagreb and Sarajevo, women courageously continue to advocate democracy and pluralism in the face of intolerance and violent nationalism. Together they form a region-wide network whose aim, in one woman's words, is 'to transform a war culture into a peace culture.' On locations ranging from Belgrade's Kalemagden Fortress to Camp Rakita on the outskirts of Zagreb, A Balkan Journey reveals a little-known aspect of the conflict in the former Yugoslavia, paying tribute to the women who have been on the frontlines of the democratic opposition.

Subjects

Genre

Documentary films

Bibliographic Information

Holdings

Item Type	Current Location	Call Number	Status	Shelving Location	Public Note
Digital film	OSA Film Library	HU_OSA_10000855.mp4	Available		Access Copy, MP4 format