Project Detail

Storming Sarajevo

Synopsis

This documentary follows a group of dance music DJ's called Desert Storm who have a long history of raising money for Workers Aid for Bosnia by asking for donations at illegal 'free parties' that they organise in Britain. In the past they have driven trucks full of aid to Bosnia but in January of 1996 they wanted to take their mobile sound system with them to celebrate the signing of the Dayton peace accord.

Details

Year: 1998
Running time: 30 mins
Format: Hi8
Director: Kevin Jarvis, Simon Davies, Alex Morgan
Producer: Kevin Jarvis, Simon Davies
Producers: Kevin Jarvis, Simon Davies

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Full on Films 43 Ewart Street, Brighton BN2 2UP Tel: 01273 623697 Fax: 01273 384233 E Mail: kevinjarvis@rocketmail.com

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