SYNOPSIS
The blame for atrocities during the Bosnian War was laid solely on Serbs. But those few who survived the hostilities and massacres at the hands of Bosnian Muslims gangs have entirely different memories of the war. “I weighed 93-94 kg when I entered that camp. When I left, I was just 46. I lost so much weight that my mother didn’t recognise me,” says Lazar Krstin, a prisoner at a Muslim camp in Silos, Tarčin. What other stories of the war does he have to tell?
Arthur the King 
Ljubi, ljubi, al' glavu ne gubi 
Oggy Oggy 
Bob L'Eponge 
