The West euphemistically calls it 'Controlling the Narrative'. And in fact, it is about censorship, stifling the voice of the people they want to destroy…

This documentary shows the Serbian side of the story, the suffering of a people who were subjected to three genocides in the 20th century, the side that the West not only did not want to hear, but did not want anyone to hear.

“Ethnic cleansing, village burnings, mass rapes, and killings—the Bosnian War (1992–1995) claimed around 100,000 lives, making it the bloodiest conflict in post-war Europe.

«There isn’t a single Serbian village that wasn’t attacked, destroyed, or where civilians weren’t killed,» recalls former police officer Simo Tuševljak.

The Dayton Agreement brought an end to the war. But how do those who lived through it view the conflict today? How stable is the peace that was established nearly 30 years ago?”

Written and Directed by:
Vitaly Buzuev

Producer:
Konstantin Belyaev

Director of Photography:
Aleksey Balakirev

Video Editor:
Sergey Mikhailov

This film's premiere was in Serbia hosted by the legendary film director Emir Kusturica in his village of Drvengrad. You can also watch it in RT Documentary online cinema.

This time, in addition to the version with English subtitles, there are also Russian and Serbian versions available. Don’t miss the truth, because only if you know it will you be able to understand Voltaire’s warning:

“Anyone who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.”