
Dino Mustafić: “We need a social shift.”
Theater and film director assesses the relationship between culture and politics in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
|2018.10.22
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"When we talk about Bosnia, we are talking about exactly one culture, one soil, one mindset in which cultures crossed, created a different alchemy of mutual relations and formed a community."
"Much of us live with absolute disgust with politics, something that has already become a space of generational apathy, hopelessness, and resignation."
"We must take responsibility for who we are, and set up some landmarks indicating which way and where we want to go."
"We have a lack of political movements, a lack of ideas. We are in need of greater engagement of the academic community, intellectuals, students — progressive, liberal forces, who would like to see healing of their community."

Aleksandar Brezar
Aleksandar Brezar was born in 1984 in Sarajevo. Presenter and reporter for the Bosnian public broadcaster BHRT, he has also worked as a journalist at Radio 202, and on several documentaries for PBS, Holocaust Memorial Museum United States of America and Al Jazeera English. He also works as a literary translator.
This story was originally written in Serbian.