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Reunion - Ten Years After the War

Original title: Reunion - Ten Years After the War
Year: 2011
Running time: 72 min.
Country: Norway
Director: Jon Haukeland
Screenwriter: Jon Haukeland
Cast: Documentary
Cinematography: Øystein Mamen, Anna Myking
Producer: Medieoperatørene
Genre: Documentary | Balkan Wars
Synopsis: The film is an emotional search into the mechanism of oppression. Based upon the documentary film from 1999 "Before the bombs fell". In1999 Serbian military forces and Albanian guerrillas were fighting in Kosovo. Serbs and Albanians lived separated lives. But when their country was on the brink of war, a group of students from Pristina decided to meet their opponents for the first time. Two weeks after the meeting NATO bombed and they all lost track of each other.

Ten years later the participants meets again. The conflicts between them are now even stronger. Both groups have separate opinions of what really happened. When they watch the film of their last meeting in1999 they are confronted with their previous self, but it also becomes obvious that the conflict is still, in many ways, the same. Only now the tables are turned.

Through a long night of talking they get closer to each other when they decide to find a way out of the circle of oppression.

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Reunion - Ten Years After the War

2011

Jon Haukeland