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Angelina Jolie’s

directorial debut has

sparked even more

outrage,

Gordon’s Smart’s Bizarre

portion of The U.K. Sun

reports october 19th,

2010.

Just hours after the filming

ban was lifted by Bosnian

officials,

fresh details about the

controversial plot have been

published in the Serbian media.

The film –

about a Bosnian Muslim

woman who falls for the

Serbian soldier who rapes her

during the bitter Balkans war –

has already outraged politicians

and women’s groups in

the country.

And now Angelina has been

accused of stirring up further

tension after rumours her

character is murdered by her

Serbian tormentor at the

end of the film.

Bosnia’s Federal Ministry

of Culture announced the

initial film ban after the

country’s leading women’s

group

Women: War Victims

launched a formal protest.

One official said:

“With one film,

Angelina Jolie is in danger

of restarting the war all

over again all by herself.”

The plot has also infuriated

the hundreds of thousands

of women who suffered

in the Bosnian war.

Victim Bakira Hasecic

told local media:

“We have demanded from

the authorities in Bosnia-

Herzegovina to know just

who has authorised a permit

for Angelina Jolie to film

at locations in our country.

“I can’t bear to see again

scenes of rape in front

of my eyes.

“The scene of my experience

and of the rape of numerous

Bosnian woman –

that is our pain and not

some kind of movie romance.”

Authorities are terrified that

the movie will reignite decades-

old grievances and conflicts

following Serbian tabloid Kurir’s

front page headline:

“Angelina Jolie

portrays Serbs as evil.”

The paper claims that the

movie’s script has been changed

and instead of the love story

between an ethnic Serb soldier

and a Bosnian Muslim woman

he raped,

the Serb at the end

kills the Bosnian woman.

However,

Rade Serbedzija,

a Croatian-born actor who

appears in the movie,

insisted that despite the various

leaks about what the film was

about there had been no

change in the plot.

But he refused to give more

details claiming his contract

had banned him from talking

about the content.

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