Scream for Me Sarajevo

How did I not know about this concert in the middle of this war? This was a fantastic doc -from the fans point of view and from the band POV. It's really moving and really eye awakening (that this could happen in any modern day society in a flash.). It was great to hear their stories and memories. Everyone was affected by this -all who where involved and seemed to be a very humbling POV from the band. Which this event has obviously stuck with them their entire lives/career. And how the people there lived in this daily and they only saw it for a second in the grand scheme of things. It's really great but when I first saw this a couple years ago -it was longer. Had more interviews and some scenes had been re worked or cut. Or even just put in a diff place in the doc. I thought that cut was better. This has happened to several documentaries I have seen in the last couple years. It's all of sudden different and sometimes ruins the entire doc. This was still great. Still emotional. I'm not a fan of this band or Iron Maiden but have great respect for all of them after seeing this. Truly enjoyed it. And if you're a fan of Bruce D or IM -then really take the time to watch this. My husband and my best male friend loved it.

I thought everything about this documentary was well done. It's an incredible story that I had never heard about. I loved everything about it!

A touching and emotional documentary telling the surreal story of Iron Maiden's concert in war torn Sarajevo in 1994. Filled with interviews of die hard fans who risked their lives just to be at the concert, the struggles of organizing such an event in the middle of a war as well as the experiences of the band members and how that one concert shaped all of their lives. "Scream For Me Sarajevo" is a special documentary showing that the human spirit can't be tied down or defeated no matter the circumstances.

Super deep event, the stuff of life itself on a thin thread between lustful, thoughtful , honest and death by partisan feuding. I was so happy to see this culture exposé which revels in the fortune to stand without shame for a better life at all times. There is a bit of luck here and there, sometimes too little but not to be dismissed and better, sometimes magic to be embraced.

Congratulations to the team on making such an amazing movie about hope amidst suffering. It was painful to watch the suffering of Bosnian civilians caused by Serb attackers. There is nothing fake in this, you can feel that this gig and that war changed some lives, and they admit to it. When you see Bruce, a UN major and officer, and the rest of the band cry in some point during the movie, you can't but feel the genuinity of the story. Also, to be such an explorer, to come to a city with a raging war going on to play music, is worlds apart from today's understanding of music as a money maker. I really wish to thank Bruce and the gang for displaying such confidence and for providing hope when hope was little. I recommend this movie to anyone that still looks for the good in the world.