Emil & Saša
Emil and Saša grew up in Pale, in Bosnia & Hercegovina. During their childhood years, they were inseparable.
If you were looking for Emil, you would also find Saša. If you called out for Saša, Emil would inevitably also come along. Later on, in Sarajevo, they sometimes skipped classes and went to drink coffee, just like grown-up men do. They thought of themselves just simply as Yugoslavs.
The war changes their lives dramatically. Saša must join the army: his father is Serbian. Emil has to flee: his father is Muslim. Where Saša is, Emil cannot go; where Emil goes, Saša is not welcome. During ten years, the two friends do not speak to each other.
In his video letter to Saša, Emil explains why: 'I never called you because you did something horrible during the war, so I heard'.
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 26016 commentsKako glasine mogu da ti promene životOmiljeni deo Emila i Saše mi je zapravo deo gde oni
posted on 22.04.2005, 12:53
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