A wonderful documentary, by turns heartbreaking and heartwarming, about how during the Bosnian war a most unlikely group of heroes comprising academics, librarians, and other staff, including the nightwatchman and a cleaner risked their lives to rescue thousands of irreplaceable Islamic manuscripts – and preserve a nation's history. Amid bullets and bombs, this handful of passionate book-lovers safeguarded more than 10,000 unique, hand-written antique books and documents – the most important texts held by Sarajevo's Gazi Husrav Beg Library, founded in 1537. When Sarajevo fell under siege in 1992, Mustafa Jahic, director of the Gazi Husrav Beg Library, decided that the 10,000 manuscripts it held must be saved. 'Saving the documents of civilisation is in my opinion, equal to saving human lives,' Jahic says. 'Books are our past, our roots. Without the past, we don't have a present or a future'. Over 2 million books were destroyed during the siege. As with the Russians in Chechnya or the Salifists in Mali, the Bosnian Serbs knew the importance of destroying a nation’s culture, even though they shared so much of that culture. They transported the manuscripts across the city of Sarajevo from hiding place to hiding place, under sniper fire and shelling. There was no means of carrying the books, so old banana crates were used. The only way Mustafa Jahic could get from home to see the books was through here, at the mercy of enemy snipers. 'Muslim graves are not much use to hide behind when the snipers are shooting, they are too thin and white,' he says. 'So I would run towards the Orthodox and Catholic parts of the cemetery, those graves saved my life' At the height of the siege, staff of the Gazi Husrav Beg began a project to make microfilm copies of all 10,000 unique manuscripts. Not an easy task when there is no hot running water and only intermittent electricity. The microfiche machine had to be smuggled in through the Sarajevo Airport tunnel and then someone who knew how to use it found. I bet they would have been very glad of the Google Books Digitisation project. There is a sub-plot here relating to the translation of The History of Bosnia by Sallih Muvekkit, a unique manuscript, the earliest history of the nation dating from the late 19th century, and provides the documentary with a wonderful ending. I loved the nightwatchman, a refugee from the Congo who, when afforded the opportunity to leave, talks of how the people of Sarajevo gave him a home and he felt it was his duty to stay and protect the books. (One for the Daily Mail readers…)

萨拉热窝，2014年6月28日。在全市最好的酒店——欧罗巴酒店，经理奥马尔(Omer)正在准备迎接一个VIP外交代表团。正值萨拉热窝事件一百周年纪念，和平共处、互相理解的诉求应该从这座城市出发。然而酒店的员工们却另有担心：因为工资已被拖欠数月，他们决定举行罢工。在洗衣房工作的哈提查(Hatidza)被选为罢工领导者，虽然她在酒店前台工作的女儿拉米扎(Lamija)坚定反对大家罢工的决定。同时，在封锁的总统套房中，一位法国客人正在排练演说。还有一位电视记者正在制作关于一战及其影响的采访：1914年刺杀斐迪南大公的加夫里若·普林西普究竟是罪犯还是民族英雄？他的刺杀行为现如今还有哪些长远影响？ 凭借《渺生一页》于2013年入选柏林电影节主竞赛单元，导演丹尼斯·塔诺维奇此次讲述了一则关于政治梦想和梦魇的讽刺寓言。从地下室走廊到阳光明媚的阳台，导演细致地勾勒出酒店全貌。而这座欧罗巴酒店，也成为了希望、暴力和死亡相互角力的舞台。

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1914年6月28日上午9时正，奥匈帝国皇太子斐迪南大公参加指挥一次军事演习，演习结束后，塞尔维亚一个秘密组织成员，普林西普向斐迪南夫妇开枪射击，斐迪南夫妇毙命，普林西普被捕。这一事件被称为萨拉热窝事件，被认为是第一次世界大战的导火线。普费弗是一名检察官，他在全力调查这一刺杀事件的幕后主使，幻想阻止大战爆发，眼看真相渐渐清晰的时候，但是第一次世界大战已经迫在眉睫！

以1914年斐迪南大公遇刺事件为核心，冷峻还原了一战爆发的关键历史节点。

《萨拉热窝事件》是1975年由导演: Veljko Bulajic执导的历史电影，由主演: Christopher Plummer主演，由主演: Christopher Plummer上映。奥匈帝国在1878 年占领了巴尔干半岛的波斯尼亚后，84 岁高龄的约瑟夫皇帝不大敢轻举妄动，而他那野心勃勃的侄子斐迪南却一面紧盯着皇位，一面紧盯着塞尔维亚。他手握兵权，一心想寻找出兵的借口。此时波斯尼亚人民反抗奥匈帝国的斗争风起云涌。青年和大学生组织了“青年波斯尼亚”的爱国组织。他们游行示威，对统治者的暗杀活动也时有发生。当时流亡在塞尔维亚的“青年波斯尼亚”成员加弗里洛、奈戴利科和特里夫科闻讯后，从贝尔格莱德出发，在许多爱国者的协助下，几经周折，越过层层封锁，潜回萨拉热窝，并与当地同志，共同订下刺杀斐迪南的计划。后来，这些热血青年当场被警察逮捕，献出了宝贵的生命。他们进行的暗杀活动并不能动摇帝国主义的统治，却点燃了第一次世界大战爆发的导火线。

13短片合集。普优的获得最多笑场，一个流氓知识老头奚落着所有邻国，匈牙利、美国和吉普赛，世界上三大强盗；戈达尔继续着《我们的音乐》讨论shot与shoot以及图片欺骗性；萨拉热窝生长的Aida Begic以士兵肖像嵌入当下城市街景；最感动的是结尾一部，塞族孩子将点球踢飞，跑到穆族墓区寻找。

在1990年波黑战争中被毁的城市萨拉热窝，主要讲述关于这个城市被过去的阴影所困扰和纠缠着的故事。

在1990年波黑战争中被毁的城市萨拉热窝，主要讲述关于这个城市被过去的阴影所困扰和纠缠着的故事。

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