Jasmila Zbanic, whose debut feature Grbavica (2006) won the Berlin Golden Bear, once again captures the Bosnian tragedy on camera. In 1995, Bosnians seek refuge from the Serbian army at a UN peacekeeping camp. Aida, a UN translator, struggles and succeeds in bringing her husband and sons into the refugee camp. But when the UN forces allow the Serbian army into the camp, the Serbian army breaks their promise and takes Bosnian men away, prompting Aida to make every effort to save her family. This film shows the unimaginable genocide that took place in the Balkans, allowing the audience to experience how such a tragedy occurred and shudder at the horrors of Bosnia’s recent past. (NAM Dong-chul)