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[00:00:18] Good afternoon, dear viewers, you are watching N1
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[00:00:25] Due to the fire in the Konjic area, a state of natural disaster has been declared,
[00:00:29] and international assistance
[00:00:30] has been requested.
[00:00:33] Nova Željezara Zenica officially entered
[00:00:35] bankruptcy.
[00:00:39] More than 240 people died in the earthquake in
[00:00:43] Colombia. Search operations continue for
[00:00:45] survivors.
[00:00:51] Forest fires in the areas of Konjic and Neum are still active, and
[00:00:54] due to the very difficult situation in the city of Konjic, a state
[00:00:58] of natural disaster has been declared. International assistance for aerial
[00:01:02] firefighting has been requested, as the fire is spreading in multiple directions. Inaccessible terrain
[00:01:05] and high temperatures make extinguishing the fire difficult, which destroyed
[00:01:09] several abandoned buildings during the past night. All available forces
[00:01:13] from Konjic, the fire department of Prenj Forestry,
[00:01:16] Neretvica, firefighters from Hadžići and Tarčin,
[00:01:20] and more than several dozen residents and hunters are involved
[00:01:23] in the firefighting effort. A helicopter from the Armed Forces of Bosnia and
[00:01:26] Herzegovina has also been sent to Konjic, which ceased operations in the area
[00:01:30] after the fire in that area spread towards a potentially
[00:01:33] mined area. In the municipality of Neum, the fire that has been active
[00:01:37] since Saturday is spreading in two
[00:01:39] branches.
[00:01:42] Currently, the situation at the fire site is alarming, meaning
[00:01:45] the fire is constantly spreading. All our available
[00:01:49] resources and capacities are on the ground. The fire
[00:01:52] is spreading towards the village of Brđani and towards Džebska Mountain,
[00:01:55] i.e., towards the municipality of Hadžići. During
[00:01:59] the past night, the city civil protection headquarters of the city
[00:02:02] of Konjic convened. A state of natural disaster was declared in the city of Konjic
[00:02:06] due to large forest fires and
[00:02:09] international assistance was requested for aerial firefighting of forest
[00:02:12] fires.
[00:02:18] 11 vehicles with British license plates were temporarily seized
[00:02:21] in an operation by the Border Police of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Foča area.
[00:02:24] A 58-year-old man, a citizen of Bosnia and
[00:02:27] Herzegovina from Serbia, was arrested, suspected of smuggling and offering bribes and other forms
[00:02:31] of benefits. After the arrest at the Krstac border crossing, by order of the
[00:02:35] Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the suspect, his
[00:02:39] vehicle and family home, and a car junkyard in the
[00:02:42] Foča area were searched. 11 vehicles
[00:02:44] and eight British license plates were found
[00:02:48] which, according to the Border Police, belonged to smuggled
[00:02:51] vehicles. A report will be submitted to the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:02:55] against the suspect.
[00:02:59] Nova Željezara Zenica is officially in bankruptcy. The Municipal Court in Zenica
[00:03:03] opened bankruptcy proceedings, and Jasmin
[00:03:06] Hadžiirašidović was appointed as the bankruptcy administrator.
[00:03:09] Creditors have 30 days from the publication of the decision in the official
[00:03:12] newspapers of the federation to submit their claims. The company management
[00:03:16] states that they do not see bankruptcy as the closure of the ironworks, but as an opportunity
[00:03:20] for reorganization and financial recovery. They state that workers'
[00:03:23] rights will be respected in accordance with the agreement with the Union and
[00:03:27] the law. Ahmed Hamzić, co-owner. The general director of the new
[00:03:31] ironworks said that they are not talking about the end of a story, but
[00:03:34] about the beginning of a process that should ensure a healthier, stronger, and long-term
[00:03:38] sustainable company. The management's plan is to transform the new ironworks into an
[00:03:42] industrial-logistics park with new jobs and development
[00:03:45] based on modern technologies and green
[00:03:48] energy. The examination and reporting hearing in
[00:03:52] the bankruptcy proceedings is scheduled for December
[00:03:54] 8.
[00:04:05] Search and rescue operations continued in western Colombia
[00:04:08] after the region was hit by an earthquake of magnitude
[00:04:11] 7.4 on the Richter scale. A woman who
[00:04:14] had been trapped for about 30 hours under the rubble of a residential building in
[00:04:18] the city of Cali was rescued. Reuters states that the death toll has risen to
[00:04:22] 250. Soldiers, rescuers, and family members
[00:04:25] are searching the rubble, manually removing large pieces
[00:04:28] of concrete. By last night, more than 2,700
[00:04:32] people were reported missing. The European Union announced emergency aid of two million euros
[00:04:35] and satellite mapping of the terrain for easier finding
[00:04:39] of survivors.
[00:04:43] US President Donald Trump confirmed that in July, after
[00:04:46] the NATO summit in Turkey, he was secretly transferred from the presidential plane to a smaller
[00:04:50] military aircraft due to a credible threat from Iran. US
[00:04:54] officials suspect there was a danger of a rocket-propelled grenade attack
[00:04:57] at Ankara airport. Journalists and some White House
[00:05:01] staff remained on Air Force One, unaware that the
[00:05:04] president had been transferred in a food delivery vehicle. Due to this
[00:05:08] operation, reactions do not subside; Democrats are demanding a briefing in Congress,
[00:05:12] while politicians and journalists' associations are asking why the media were misled
[00:05:15] and exposed to potential
[00:05:17] danger.
[00:05:22] There must be a briefing in Congress, because this is only
[00:05:25] about the President's safety. I want to know what measures
[00:05:28] were taken to ensure that all passengers on that Air Force One, which was
[00:05:32] deemed too dangerous for the President to fly on, were
[00:05:36] safe. It is clear that the defense systems on the old
[00:05:40] Air Force One, as well as on the new aircraft, are not able to cope with
[00:05:43] immediate threats at all times. That's why
[00:05:47] we need to find out more about the specific details of this
[00:05:50] threat.
[00:05:54] The International Energy Agency warns that the reopening
[00:05:58] of the Strait of Hormuz is urgent because global oil supplies are rapidly falling
[00:06:02] below 7.9 billion barrels. Supply is expected to
[00:06:05] fall by 4.3 million barrels per day, pushing oil prices
[00:06:09] higher, with Brent reaching 88 dollars
[00:06:12] per barrel. Maritime traffic has drastically slowed to only a few ships
[00:06:16] per day, while the US president claims that the US controls
[00:06:20] the pass and threatens Iran. Actual data shows the opposite, and an agreement
[00:06:23] on the unblocking is still not in
[00:06:25] sight.
[00:06:30] Ukrainian forces carried out a massive drone and missile attack on a Russian
[00:06:33] naval base and port, hitting port infrastructure and anti-aircraft
[00:06:37] defenses. A grain terminal was damaged in the attack, and Russian authorities report that
[00:06:41] two people died.
[00:07:01] Another report from the negotiating team, we
[00:07:04] submitted our proposals to the American
[00:07:07] side, and America can
[00:07:10] help our defense.
[00:07:13] Primarily with the PPW and pressure on Russia so that the plans are
[00:07:17] different, to prepare for the end of the war, and not
[00:07:20] for prolonging it.
[00:07:26] Thousands of people have been evacuated from the vicinity of Beijing due to the danger of floods and
[00:07:30] landslides brought by Typhoon Dolphin. In the next 24
[00:07:34] hours, up to 200 mm of rain is expected in the Chinese capital,
[00:07:38] which is more than a third of its annual amount. An orange
[00:07:41] warning is in effect in the city: hundreds of tourist locations and
[00:07:45] camps are closed, while access to dangerous zones is forbidden for more than
[00:07:49] 1,300 tourists. Although the winds of Typhoon Dolphin weakened after
[00:07:52] making landfall, heavy rainfall continues to cause great damage, and
[00:07:56] railway traffic has been partially suspended. Dolphin is the third typhoon
[00:07:59] to hit Asia
[00:08:01] this week.
[00:08:05] Let's also look at the weather forecast.
[00:08:09] Warm greetings, dear viewers, the heat continues today.
[00:08:12] Temperatures will be highest in the Herzegovina area; showers with
[00:08:16] thunder are possible later in the afternoon, precisely in the south of the country, so in
[00:08:20] Herzegovina, there may be transient instabilities that
[00:08:23] may be accompanied by thunderous activity, temporarily increased
[00:08:27] wind. However, this will be a rare phenomenon; we are still under
[00:08:30] the influence of an anticyclone, so in most of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the continuation
[00:08:34] of the afternoon, we expect predominantly sunny
[00:08:37] conditions. I say local instabilities may mostly occur in the
[00:08:40] Herzegovina area. In the coming hours,
[00:08:44] in most areas, a northeasterly wind will prevail and continue to blow
[00:08:47] with weak to moderate intensity. The wind will be moderate to strong
[00:08:51] in the Herzegovina area, in the area of the southwestern part
[00:08:54] of Bosnia. There, we expect the highest temperatures, so in the south, in
[00:08:58] Herzegovina, up to 40 degrees, in Bosnia generally from 28 to
[00:09:01] 34 degrees, but the continuation of the week will still bring
[00:09:05] gradually less hot conditions, especially towards the end
[00:09:08] of the week, then in the new week, it seems that a sudden change will follow
[00:09:12] significantly... more unstable conditions that would result in a sudden
[00:09:15] drop in temperatures towards the end of the upcoming
[00:09:18] week.
[00:09:21] That's all for the news, all current events are on n1info.Ba, thank you for your attention.
[00:09:47] The weather forecast is brought to you by your ice cream destination,
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[00:10:05] By the end of the week, we expect mostly sunny, very warm weather,
[00:10:08] temperatures up to 39 degrees in the south, and from Sunday, an additional
[00:10:12] rise in temperature in most parts of the country, locally up to
[00:10:15] 40 degrees. The weather will be stable with no significant
[00:10:19] precipitation, there will be plenty of sunshine, occasionally with small to
[00:10:22] moderate cloudiness, light wind
[00:10:25] to moderate, predominantly northerly and northeasterly. On Thursday,
[00:10:29] the weather will be mostly sunny, with light daytime cloudiness
[00:10:32] expected, and the wind will be light. Morning
[00:10:35] temperatures will range from 15 to 21 degrees, with slightly
[00:10:39] warmer temperatures in the south, over 25 degrees, while daytime
[00:10:42] temperatures will be from 27 to 33
[00:10:45] degrees, and even warmer in the south, up to
[00:10:47] 39 degrees.
[00:10:49] On Friday and Saturday, it remains sunny, very warm, temperatures
[00:10:53] mostly up to 34 in Bosnia.
[00:10:55] somewhat warmer, up to 38 in Herzegovina, nights will
[00:10:59] also be warm, maximum temperatures will further increase from Sunday.
[00:11:03] In the coming days, meteorological and hydrological warnings remain in force.
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[00:11:42] A new day begins, friend of the show
[00:11:45] Medicana Health
[00:11:46] Group.
[00:11:56] While film stars traditionally appear on the Red Carpet of the Sarajevo Film
[00:12:00] Festival, for the third consecutive year, those who send perhaps the most important message
[00:12:03] of the festival will also walk on it. Members of the "Give Us a Chance" association,
[00:12:07] children and people with developmental difficulties and their
[00:12:10] families, will once again be part of the festival's
[00:12:13] glamour on August 14, thanks to an initiative
[00:12:16] that the association is implementing in cooperation with the Tourist Board
[00:12:19] of Sarajevo Canton, about the importance of inclusion,
[00:12:22] visibility, and breaking down prejudices. This morning I am talking with Haris
[00:12:26] Fazlogić, President of the Tourist Board of Sarajevo
[00:12:29] Canton, and Ines Kavalec, director of the "Give Us a Chance"
[00:12:42] you are organizing the walk on the Red Carpet of the Sarajevo Film Festival. So let's
[00:12:45] go back a bit to the beginning, how did the idea actually come about that
[00:12:48] members of the "Give Us a Chance" association would be part of such
[00:12:52] an event? Well, yes, this is the third year that
[00:12:56] we are performing. This well, three years ago, somewhere
[00:12:59] watching, you know, following the Sarajevo Film Festival, we all somehow
[00:13:03] eagerly awaited that event, it's a big event, then
[00:13:06] many films talk about inclusion, talk about people with
[00:13:10] disabilities, so we witnessed that, but then it occurred to me, but in practice,
[00:13:14] on the red carpet, we don't have those people we talk about during
[00:13:17] the Sarajevo Film Festival, and why wouldn't
[00:13:21] we implement inclusion on the red carpet? Uh, so...
[00:13:25] Haris, you know, the president of the Tourist Board, I called
[00:13:29] him, scheduled a meeting, presented the idea, if
[00:13:31] it was possible, and I must say it was close, as they say in jargon, with
[00:13:35] the first time, three years ago when the first walk of
[00:13:39] people with disabilities on the Red
[00:13:42] presented the idea, which was realized within 24 hours.
[00:13:46] Uh, I think that, as you announced, your announcement
[00:13:49] of glamour is wonderful, here we expect, you know, famous
[00:13:52] personalities. And dressed up, beautiful, in
[00:13:56] principle, those people with disabilities carry a much
[00:13:59] stronger message than that glamour. In this
[00:14:02] way, we influence all those who directly or indirectly participate in
[00:14:06] the Sarajevo Film Festival that inclusion is
[00:14:09] everywhere around us and that inclusion should not have prejudices. So
[00:14:12] whether it is glamour, whether it is the red carpet, whatever
[00:14:16] the case may be, people with disabilities, and their
[00:14:20] families must be part of social
[00:14:23] events, especially when it comes to
[00:14:27] the Sarajevo Film Festival, because then we combine theory, or
[00:14:30] cinematography, with what is in practice, what people
[00:14:34] can see, that these people, that is, these
[00:14:37] families, exist and deserve,
[00:14:40] absolutely deserve to walk the red carpet. Exactly,
[00:14:44] it's nice to hear that such an initiative was met
[00:14:46] with understanding and approval and acceptance, that
[00:14:50] you have been together in this story for three years. Mr. Fazlagić,
[00:14:54] why was it important for you to be part
[00:14:57] of this story? How did you actually understand
[00:15:01] everything Ines is talking about, that is, the moment when she called you and proposed
[00:15:05] to you such
[00:15:07] an initiative? How did you hear
[00:15:10] and see that? Well, personally, it
[00:15:13] was quite normal for me, because
[00:15:16] before my position in the Tourist Board, I
[00:15:19] worked as the marketing manager in the famous Sarajevo sports and recreation center
[00:15:23] "Fis," where we even collaborated with
[00:15:27] some other associations, where we
[00:15:30] launched mm sports for
[00:15:33] all accessible sports facilities... halls and so
[00:15:36] on. So it was nothing new where
[00:15:40] I worked on making
[00:15:43] it accessible for children, youth, and all
[00:15:47] associations that engage
[00:15:50] and want us to make
[00:15:52] it accessible for them to come to the sports and recreation center, so that all our halls
[00:15:55] and sports facilities are accessible to them. So when
[00:15:59] I came here, where I am now,
[00:16:02] it was quite normal that when Ines appeared, we immediately clicked.
[00:16:05] That was actually... "our, our
[00:16:09] personal collaboration. We, as a socially
[00:16:13] responsible company, that is, as a Tourist Board, everyone enthusiastically accepted
[00:16:17] it in our collective and
[00:16:20] our brand Visit Sarajevo, because
[00:16:23] that is exactly what everyone was somehow talking about. They were glad that
[00:16:27] idea, because we also through our public calls all
[00:16:30] stimulated associations and people with disabilities, we helped
[00:16:34] as much as we could to co-finance their projects." so
[00:16:37] everyone was delighted and we as a socially responsible company, as one of
[00:16:41] the most positive perhaps in this country, in this city, it was quite normal for us
[00:16:45] and it somehow completed us to
[00:16:47] have something for everyone. Now it's truly
[00:16:51] for everyone, as we all work now, we have everything. Ines often
[00:16:55] says that visibility is the first step towards inclusion. What does such
[00:16:58] a walk actually mean for children, young people, and their
[00:17:01] families? I will never forget that
[00:17:05] first walk on the Red Carpet. And so
[00:17:08] we just had to, you know, inform the families, the members
[00:17:11] of the "Give Us a Chance" association, that we were going with this project, and whoever wanted to
[00:17:14] apply. We have Damir who will be going for the third time, he has already become
[00:17:18] a kind of protective face of the Sarajevo Film Festival and
[00:17:22] probably the girl Lejla.
[00:17:24] Uh, uh, so their
[00:17:27] parents, how much it made me happy,
[00:17:30] but at the same time sad, how we are not yet sufficiently aware as a
[00:17:34] society that it is completely okay and normal at every...
[00:17:37] wedding, at every event to see
[00:17:40] a person with disabilities, that it doesn't have to be some wow
[00:17:43] topic. But here, it's important that we started with that, that today
[00:17:47] it's not some wow topic for us, but we are just looking forward
[00:17:51] to the renewed, you know, event. Their
[00:17:54] parents - they simply couldn't believe it.
[00:17:58] Their parents were so
[00:18:01] excited that they wanted to dress
[00:18:05] their children in the most beautiful clothes possible. And
[00:18:08] Lejla, then Lejla who was on the Red Carpet for the first time, and
[00:18:12] Damir, um, they felt
[00:18:14] so important, I must say, really important. When they
[00:18:18] walked the red carpet, I'm talking about
[00:18:21] people with disabilities who completely understand, you know, at an
[00:18:24] intellectual level where you can completely communicate with them. Everything
[00:18:28] else, they have those physical difficulties, you know. What
[00:18:32] we aimed for, there was a slight fear
[00:18:35] that something wouldn't happen, that the red carpet wouldn't fall
[00:18:38] during their walk. They walked with such dignity,
[00:18:42] there was even a fall,
[00:18:45] Lejla stumbled a bit, she got up, you know, she
[00:18:48] got up, brushed herself off and went
[00:18:51] forward. I want to say that it boosted their confidence
[00:18:54] so much, their personal confidence, that this is
[00:18:57] a message to all of us. When I say all of us,
[00:19:01] and I always say, we all create inclusion. It's not just
[00:19:04] ministers, politicians, so we are all... and
[00:19:08] this is a message to all of us that we can be a person with a
[00:19:12] disability tomorrow. I always really say
[00:19:14] that there is no difference and that we want to continue
[00:19:18] participating and being part of this society. I think this is for
[00:19:21] the parents, when it happened for the first time, but now that
[00:19:25] we are working on the organization, you know, for the
[00:19:27] 14th of August, the opening of the Sarajevo Film
[00:19:31] Festival, that this is a message to the parents, that we
[00:19:34] see you as a system, we recognize you. And
[00:19:38] you are important to us, you are important to us because you exude
[00:19:41] courage, you send a message of courage, sincere
[00:19:44] love, dignity. That is what I think our society
[00:19:48] really needs, to promote such stories.
[00:19:51] So this is not just a benefit that they will go on the red carpet, that is
[00:19:55] the least, you know. But all of this, everything I just
[00:19:58] listed, is the benefit of this event, that we will, you know,
[00:20:01] make 0.1% of the citizenry aware
[00:20:05] that people with disabilities, those who are different, exist, that their
[00:20:09] parents are parents like any other parent who
[00:20:13] have needs, besides being parents, to also be friends,
[00:20:16] to be socially active and seen. If
[00:20:20] we make 0.1%
[00:20:23] of the citizenry aware, I say, that is success, that is the only
[00:20:27] way to work on being a more aware,
[00:20:31] more humane, more socially ordered society, precisely through this
[00:20:35] way, you know, of visibility.
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[00:25:12] We return to the show, New Day. Friend of the show General
[00:25:16] Hospital Medicana Sarajevo.
[00:25:26] Whenever society does something for people with disabilities, or for people
[00:25:30] with difficulties, it actually does it for
[00:25:33] society. It is always a mutual benefit
[00:25:37] and it is very important when such images go out into the world. How much
[00:25:41] do such initiatives, Mr. Fazlagić, contribute to
[00:25:45] the image of Sarajevo as an open and socially
[00:25:48] responsible city? Exactly so. 100%. And these images
[00:25:52] that go out into the world, I just want to mention here to praise
[00:25:56] the Sarajevo Film Festival, since Ines mentioned earlier that it was
[00:25:59] literally done in 24 hours for the first time.
[00:26:03] I also called Dževad Mujan, who is, you know, one of
[00:26:07] the directors of the Sarajevo Film Festival, to let him know that he
[00:26:10] made everything possible for me.
[00:26:14] He agreed without question. And that image I was watching
[00:26:17] behind you, I remember that
[00:26:21] when we were entering and coming to the stairs, then Jovan
[00:26:24] Marijanović, the director of the Film Festival, was standing there, who didn't even know
[00:26:28] about it, because, you know, he didn't know and he just kept saying, "Bravo, Haris! Bravo,
[00:26:31] Haris!" I'm telling you how much... these guys at the Sarajevo
[00:26:35] Film Festival, we must not leave them out of
[00:26:38] this, and how much they helped, how cooperative they actually
[00:26:41] are, and they want it. The most important thing is that that image goes
[00:26:45] out, just as the Sarajevo Film Festival generally does the most beautiful promotion of Sarajevo and Bosnia.
[00:26:49] and Herzegovina, here for 32 years, and I'm glad
[00:26:52] that they are actually uh,
[00:26:55] with us, that they want
[00:26:58] those most beautiful images of Sarajevo, that's what it is.
[00:27:02] Sarajevo and society as we want it, and this is
[00:27:05] something that the world could look up to us for. I don't know
[00:27:08] how common it is at all for people with disabilities to be at some world
[00:27:12] film festivals, how they even came up with this idea, Ines,
[00:27:16] I think it's really great and exactly what I said, it's beautiful when such an image goes out to
[00:27:20] the world, it helps all those young people and
[00:27:23] their families when they appear on the red carpet, somehow they feel, as you said,
[00:27:27] seen and accepted, that they are part of society, that they are there
[00:27:30] at all events. that belong to all of us
[00:27:34] in the end, I haven't
[00:27:37] seen anything similar in the world like this, I haven't
[00:27:40] seen it, I don't know if it exists, I mean, I haven't, I haven't seen it,
[00:27:44] and the idea is, well, I
[00:27:46] live with those parents somehow,
[00:27:50] I know that it means a lot to them,
[00:27:53] I start with myself, doesn't it
[00:27:56] mean a lot, the idea was
[00:27:59] precisely mm...
[00:28:04] Why are we promoting the story of inclusion, thank God
[00:28:08] we're talking about inclusion, it's present in all segments
[00:28:11] of society, right? So from education, social work, culture,
[00:28:15] sports and so on, but why exactly when it's glamorous, when many eyes are focused
[00:28:18] on it, right? So there, the red
[00:28:22] carpet, Sarajevo Film Festival, so there are many
[00:28:25] tourists, why not practically show
[00:28:28] that these people exist, mm
[00:28:31] and to me "that idea came to me in
[00:28:33] a second, I say, I live that
[00:28:36] somehow I understand that parents don't have
[00:28:40] the strength, they don't have the time to deal with things, to say yes, we
[00:28:43] are missing from this story, we want to be in this story, they deal with
[00:28:47] much more serious things, right, which
[00:28:50] somehow in the system need to be improved,
[00:28:54] but I was quite sure
[00:28:57] that this idea will mean a lot to parents,
[00:29:01] I didn't, I didn't miss, as they would
[00:29:04] say, uh,
[00:29:07] I live them, I feel them and somehow I know what else they would
[00:29:11] need in life so that their quality of life is at least
[00:29:14] similar to the quality of life that families
[00:29:18] who don't have children with developmental disabilities live,
[00:29:21] we just talked about it, it's not much, but
[00:29:24] it is a lot, this event is a lot, here, as we have now enumerated
[00:29:28] all the benefits, what messages we send around
[00:29:31] the world. but how we represent our Sarajevo, so
[00:29:35] that our story is not just theory, but that we actually
[00:29:38] implement inclusion in practice,
[00:29:41] that it can be better, more, always possible, there are new ideas and
[00:29:45] they will be realized, but this is something
[00:29:48] that I think opens doors for us as the city
[00:29:52] of Sarajevo for further
[00:29:55] more serious, even more serious stories, why
[00:29:58] not, we also mentioned tourists, I assume there are only positive reactions considering
[00:30:02] the fact that very often we have negative reactions when we talk
[00:30:05] about who else, beyond
[00:30:08] film stars, is on that red carpet, and then people complain that
[00:30:12] politicians suddenly turn into some main stars that we also see
[00:30:16] on the red carpet, all sorts of people who perhaps, according to
[00:30:19] the opinion of citizens, don't have any special merits to
[00:30:23] be there, some honorary guests who walk around, then
[00:30:27] we finally see such images and people who someone remembered, who
[00:30:30] truly deserve to... be visible, who deserve to
[00:30:34] be part of such events, so the message we send is very important,
[00:30:37] that visibility that we are here, is a very important message that we
[00:30:41] send, that the film festival sends, that
[00:30:44] Sarajevo sends, that our society sends, that is
[00:30:48] the most important message that goes out to the world, the attitude towards, as Ines
[00:30:51] talked about the association, towards people, now we will have
[00:30:55] parents who are heroes, right, this.
[00:30:58] li, ovaj.