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The most difficult question of our time is that we are getting used to the images of war again.
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsCenter10 hr. ago

The most difficult question of our time is that we are getting used to the images of war again.

The article announces the premiere of the play 'Na čijoj strani?' by Ronald Harwood, directed by Lenka Udovički, scheduled for July 31 at the Malo Bijeno theater. The play explores contemporary issues such as war imagery, divided societies, and questions of neutrality and collaboration in a world marked by resurgent authoritarianism. It highlights the relevance of the theme in today’s context, asking where the line between survival and collaboration lies. The production is part of a collaborative effort involving Sarajevo War Theater/SARTR/realstage. The cast includes notable actors and a violinist, with technical and artistic credits listed. Previews are scheduled for July 29 and 30, with additional performances through August 4.

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The most difficult question of our time is that we are getting used to the images of war again.

The article announces the premiere of the play 'Na čijoj strani?' by Ronald Harwood, directed by Lenka Udovički, scheduled for July 31 at the Malo Bijeno theater. The play explores contemporary issues such as war imagery, divided societies, and questions of neutrality and collaboration in a world marked by resurgent authoritarianism. It highlights the relevance of the theme in today’s context, asking where the line between survival and collaboration lies. The production is part of a collaborative effort involving Sarajevo War Theater/SARTR/realstage. The cast includes notable actors and a violinist, with technical and artistic credits listed. Previews are scheduled for July 29 and 30, with additional performances through August 4.

Bias read (Center): While the play addresses politically sensitive themes such as war, division, and neutrality, the article presents these topics as a dramatic work rather than taking a partisan stance. The framing focuses on the artistic and cultural significance of the play, emphasizing its relevance to current soci

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