NATO Bombed My Family
Canada, 38', EUROPEAN PREMIERE , 2006

Directed by: Dana Jurèiæ
Script: Dana Jurèiæ
Producer: Step Carruthers
Production company: -
Cinematography: Dana Jurèiæ, Sean Q Lang, Sinisa Hehet
Editing: -
Music: -

Format: video, color
Running time: 38'

Synopsis
In 1999, Canadian filmmaker Dana Jurèiæ is horrified when Canada participates in the bombing of Serbia – home of aunt Milica. When it is safe, she and her mother travel to Croatia for a reunion with Milica at aunt Nanika’s house. Expecting conflict, Dana learns that her family is strong enough to withstand time, distance and war.

Directors Biography
Dana Jurèiæ is a graduate of SFU’s Filmmaking Program in Burnaby, British Columbia. While moonlighting as a DV camera operator and VFX coordinator, she has completed work on her debut documentary ‘Nato Bombed my Family’.

Location and screening schedule:
premiere: SC Cinema, Monday, October 22nd at 17.00
reprisal: &TD Cinema, Tuesday, October 23rd at 11.00