This five minute short by Bosnian Film director Rada Sesic is a little masterpiece. It begins in a room with a collage of images encroaching on the screen. Then we hear a detached but haunting voice-over hinting at a requiem for a time gone by. The penny drops - a requiem for a life lost in Sarajevo.
Sadness envelopes the screen and the words that come from it.
A Room without a View. That's what it's like to experience loss. Room without a View' is an abstract but still poignant account of war and what it means when a love one is lost in this way. It also depicts the confusion of War, something that not urprsingly leads to post-traumatic stress disorder. It is a film that is a serious plea for peace but makes its plea indirectly.