“Cyclists are people too” is a project of the Serbian “What rights are human rights?“ (Whose rights are human rights?)
Narrated with extraordinary delicacy Milos Tomic, the short but intense history of Dalibor speaks of loneliness Andic, Bikes, recurring items and life.
A real gem.
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“The Who”, (“Unscheduled Line”) deSlobodan Fireplace, is one of the great films and Yugoslav, while, the direct precursor of a great European film (and, clear, Yugoslavia also): “Underground”, the Bosnian (forgiveness, Serbian) Emir Kusturica.
We went into Bosnia-Herzegovina on the border of Slavonski Brod, from the northeast of Croatia. Unlike last year, when we entered the country through the road leading to Bihac, in the Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina, This time we get fully into the República Serbian, the Serbian part of Republic of Bosnia Herzegovina. Let's cross from north to south to Sarajevo, enrollment in a car driven by a Croatian Spanish.
On the border, gives police the high and leads us apart, probably more for the foreign-registered by the Croatian passport. In any case, We overhauled, ask us all the papers and finally decide that our car does not have international circulation permit, which never ceases to amaze: have crossed borders a dozen, not all EU- with the same car and same documentation, and no one had thrown anything at fault so far. Not even had difficulty last year, in the other border of the same country. After half hour of trading, police confirm what we had guessed: offering a small donation to our documentation will be viewed more favorably.
So, with 20 euros less anger and more, we follow the route.
