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No substance, no clear story. The movie is not presenting Bosnia and Herzegovina accurately by any means. Directing, photography, camera are almost not bearable. As it was said at one point in the movie "it should have been deleted". But still, some people are getting money from their countries for making fake art attempts as this one.

It is really remarkable to get such supports from EU and a regional film commission for a pointless work. This is not a documentary (as Netflix presents it), nor a movie. It wants to be somehow poetic, but it achieves just to be prosaic (like at the very end). It doesn't tell what Bosnia is, or just in VERY small part. It doesn't help to understand Bosnia, but mostly shows how director sees it trough typical "western" clichés. The bosnian gold is the people (and I speak by direct experience!), a people that despite everything think still about south Slavs as jedan narod=one people. Bosnia-Herzegovina is a fantastic land and deserves much better then this.

Putting 'combat pope' and 'hate filled imam' in the same sentence is malicious.

Also if he didn't use words 'Sarajevo' or 'Bosnia' I would never guess he is talking about it. So many nonsenses and biases view of Sarajevo and Bosnia.

This documentary is not going anywhere. Extremely superficial. Told through a useless voiceover. Bosnia and Herzegovina is more than that. The istituto Luce archivial footage, despite their historical importance, are misused and edited with no sense.

The book told the journey of a train between Belgrado and Sarajevo. In the movie there is not journey at all.

In addition, the director and his entire team talked for more than an hour before the start of the documentary, about things that the public could not understand, complimenting each other for the wonderful work done.

Embarrassing.

The finish is also in bad taste. In my opinion there was no reason to see nudity. Not in the way it was done.

This movie is huge garbage, and don't say anithing. It's show Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) like muslim country, but it's not true. Also he partly tell a story of one side. In BiH you have always 3 sides of story. If I can give a zero (or -1) for this film, I will give.

He shows nudity at end of movie, without reason or some context. There no trip with train at all. Autor of that movie don't know anything about history of BiH. In one scene he show demolition curchs in Russia in 1920... ? Why??? There Is no context. I wanna 1 hour off my life to watch something quality. P. S. Also I think that this film need to be deletede.

How can anything as horrific as the annihilation of human dignity and the unrepented slaughter of fellow humans be put on our media tables? How can we be invited to try to relate to the survivors of the genocide and mass rapes? What is left in their hearts and minds and what is the next generation in for if they don't have the privilege of becoming a pupil at the school of rock there? It's an artistic master piece that starts a conversation among all Europeans.

The selection of wonderful people shown helps us to connect if we're interested. The smiles and positive passion on some faces is the seed of hope.

This 'documentary' has been put together by someone who by their own admission hasn't live in the country. He uses irrelevant and overdramatic footage to emphasise uneducated statements he's made over the top of local people talking. I can't work out if the producer is simply amazingly ignorant and blissfully unaware of how stupid they sound or has edited this to make it into some kind of dark comedy? Either way unless you want to watch a documentary that is woefully biased and misses out large swathes of historical information that holds huge cultural importance for this area and the surrounding Eurosian continent, I wouldn't bother watching this. Netflix should have a moral obligation to delete this immediately.

Even annoying to be honest! No story no concept, just idea to look very "deep and artistic" but nothing from that.

Very bad narration, without closure or points and connection with the next scene, nothing.

In general "Bosnia Express" lacks a compelling storyline, with disjointed scenes that make it difficult to follow. The characters lack depth, leaving the audience disconnected from their journeys. The pacing feels uneven, making the overall viewing experience unsatisfying. Unfortunately, the film falls short of delivering a memorable cinematic experience.

I will not recommend this movie!!!!

There are of course many political views that motivate an opinion about this documentary, if you want to call it that.

It's more a poem than a document. It reflects the director's opinion about what happened during the war in Yugoslavia. But there are moments of balance. How religion stokes the fires of hatred and violence: always and everywhere, even though these faiths pretend to promote peace and justice. Everybody suffered in this war, but the "muslims" (Q: do you have a Koran? - A: yes, somewhere in a drawer, I think) most, by far.

We have to call the things by their names. That is what this film does, in a beautiful way.

It is not a very precise account of the war in Bosnia but it captures some of its worst horrors. It meanders left and right, and is quite unfocused, but you can feel that deep tragedy that struck Bosnia in the war 1992-1995. It was an all-out civil war, everz nation against all the others, a situation when no side can claim inocence. And this movie captures that fact nicely. The movie could have been made a bit less confusing, but I suspect the author's intentions were purposefully set in other direction, maybe because the war itself was as confusing. Please put it on your watch list, it deserves your time.