Sentence examples for bosnian cast from inspiring English sources

Her Bosnian cast, who were at first shocked to hear that Lara Croft was coming to direct a film about Bosnia, adored her with a fierce loyalty.

When I met Jolie some time later, shortly before the release of her film, I was equally amazed at her knowledge of the region, and the care she had put into acquiring skills to direct an entirely Bosnian cast, some of whom did not speak English.

Everyone has a past, and the Bosnian war casts a shadow over everything.

When western Europe bowed to German pressure and recognised Croatia's independence at the beginning of 1992, the Bosnian die was cast.

In a celebrity-packed room, with partner Brad Pitt and Cambodia-born son Maddox by her side, Jolie was introduced by Bosnian and Serbian cast members from her directorial debut, "In the Land of Blood and Honey".

Emir Kusturica, the flamboyant Bosnian director, is perfectly cast in this real-life cold-war thriller, as a disillusioned Soviet colonel who funnelled KGB secrets to the west in early 1980s Moscow.

Director Jolie opted to cast unknown Bosnian actors in order to tell the story authentically.

Torn from their former lives, Serbs, Croats and Bosnian Muslims have been casting around for images of themselves that provide uplift, comfort or justification amid ruin.

This simplified narrative tends to cast Serbia as aggressors, Bosnian Muslims as victims, Nato as rescuing heroes and Croatia as bemused onlookers.

Mr. Tanovic then cast Branko Djuric (who is Bosnian) and Filip Sovagovic (who is Croatian) as Ciki and Cera, and a younger Croatian actor, Rene Bitorajac, as Nino.

Some of the cast members who were Bosnian Serbs hadn't really been back since the war, and they were walking back into where they grew up with a piece of art that they hoped would be interpreted the right way, but they weren't sure.