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Good Night Sarajevo

2014, Spanish. Directed by Edu Marín & Olivier Algora.

Good night, Sarajevo is the story of a voice. The voice of the Bosnian journalist Boban Minic and Radio Sarajevo during the siege of his city in the Bosnian War . A voice that night after night moved its listeners away from the brutality. Today, guided by a new mission, Minic, returns to Sarajevo.

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Released
1 January 2014
Country
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Spain
Written by
Edu Marín, Paula de Soto Barrio, Olivier Algora

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Good Night Sarajevo (2014) was directed by Edu Marín and Olivier Algora.

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