The death of Slobodan Milosevic

The Bosnian filmmaker Danis Tanovic, whose film 'No man's' won the Oscar for best foreign film in 2002, reacts to Milosevic's death in an interview led by Laura Putti. "Slobo is dangerous even in death. Today, many Serbs consider him a martyr. I am scared to see how nationalist Serb groups will react. ... Serb policy has not changed. As long as the [Serb] president Boris Tadic continues to support the nationalists, it won't be possible to renew ties with Bosnia. Bosnia's problem is that it shares more then half of its border with Serbia. And when something goes wrong in Belgrade, it has repercussions in Sarajevo."

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