projects

Diary of an Invisibility is a documentary and public conversation project exploring the lived reality of oncology treatment in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Through patient testimonies, documentary research, and theatre, the project reveals the emotional, financial, and systemic struggles surrounding cancer care, exposing the uncertainty, exhaustion, and invisible burdens faced by patients and families.

A character-driven documentary following three adults born of wartime rape in Bosnia and Herzegovina as they confront stigma, reclaim their identities, and fight for recognition. Through activism, storytelling, and personal journeys across Sarajevo and Manchester, the film explores resilience, inherited trauma, belonging, and the lasting impact of war and silence on individual and collective memory.

Young people born after the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina are growing up in a society still shaped by the Dayton Agreement. Through three different life stories, the film explores everyday realities marked by social divisions, inherited trauma, activism, work, friendships, and questions of leaving or staying. Although they did not experience the war themselves, its legacy continues to shape their lives, relationships, ambitions, and understanding of a fragile peace lasting nearly three decades.

We are on the start line of a half Ironman triathlon – 1.9 km swim, 90 km bike ride, and a 21 km run. Right beside us is Nudži, a proofreader from Sarajevo, determined to change her life and be one of the first hijab-wearing women in Europe to finish this hard race. Behind us is the war that left scars on everyone, including her. She lost her father, her childhood, and her home. Nudži is warming up, determined and optimistic. A million things are going through her head. But, as always, she chooses to smile. Are you ready to choose to smile?