Sarajevo Sniper la mort au bout du Fusil Un Reportage de 26' de Philippe Buffon

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Published on Mar 8, 2021
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Comment jâ€™ai rencontrÃ© Goran le Sniper
Voir sur mon site YouTube
How I found Goran the Sniper
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-DlBCiZL88

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https://www.philippebuffon.org/critiques-de-presse-sniper
Sniper Site :
https://www.philippebuffon.org/sniper-la-mort-au-bout-du-fusil
Blog Bosnie-HerzÃ©govine
https://www.philippebuffon.org/blog
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Voir le reportage Goran vingt ans aprÃ¨s :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsnkBRzNzeY&t=419s

Au centre de Sarajevo, les SNIPERS bosniaques ont pris une tour d'une trentaine d'Ã©tages.
De cette tour, ils cherchent, trouvent et tuent les tireurs embusquÃ©s serbes.
Le journaliste, Philippe Buffon, a pris des risques.
Il est parvenu Ã s'intÃ©grer Ã leur groupe.
Durant de longues heures, il a suivi l'action de ces hommes :
Il a subi, avec eux, les ripostes serbes.

Un portrait psychologique de ces hommes et, en particulier de l'un d'entre eux :
un jeune homme dans la guerre.

Il explique Ã la camÃ©ra ce qu'il ressent face Ã l'ennemi, le sniper d'en face.

Petit Ã petit, Il bascule dans la folie.
Il craque jusqu'aux sanglots...

Un mois plus tard, Philippe Buffon, est retournÃ© sur place.
Il a retrouvÃ© Goran Ã l'Est de Sarajevo, dans son village natal : Dobrinja (dibrigna), un quartier coupÃ© du monden Ã l'accÃ¨s trÃ¨s dangereux.

Totalement encerclÃ© par les serbes, Dobrinja est sous le feu incessant de la DCA.
Goran nous prÃ©sente sa fiancÃ©e ses amis : des civils au coeur des bombardements.
Il nous guide, pas Ã pas, en "1Ã¨re ligne", sous le feu des snipers.
Il nous emmÃ¨ne dans la guerre, chez les vivants et auprÃ¨s des morts.
La mort, la haine, l'incomprÃ©hension, la vengeance, la survie, l'amitiÃ©...
La rÃ©alitÃ© de la guerre : Ã Dobrinja.
Ce Reportage est Ã votre disposition Ã l'I.N.A
L'institut National de l'Audiovisuel
La suite de ce reportage vingt ans plus tard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsnkBRzNzeY&t=7s

DurÃ©e 25'30
RÃ©alisation Philippe BUFFON

SARAJEVO. SNIPER : THE FIGHT

In the center of Sarajevo, the Bosnian Snipers have taken up a thirty floors building.
From that tower, they look for and they shoot Serbian Snipers.
The reporter, Philippe Buffon, ran a terrible risk and managed to introduce their group.
For long hours, in very dangerous conditions, he has followed different actions of those men.
He underwent, by their side, the Serbian retortions.

This report presents a psychological portrait of those men and particularly one of them :
a young man in the war
This man explains to the camera how he feels when he is facing the enemy :
the spiner from the other side.

Little by little, he is folling in madness.
He is breaking to tears...

One month later, Philippe Buffon, returned to the same exact place.
He met Goran again in the Est of Sarajevo, in his native village, Dobrinja : an unaccessible place, completely isolated from the rest of the world.
Totaly furrounded by the serbians, Dobrinja is under fire of uncessant DCA.
Goran introduces us to his fiancÃ©e, his friends : civilians people under bombing.
He guides us, step by step, on the first line, under Snipers' fire.
He brings us into the war, with the living and close to the deads.
Death, hate, misunderstanding, revenge, survival, friendship ...

Reality of War ... in Dobrinja.
This report can be sail at
l'I.N.A
L'institut National de l'Audiovisuel

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