Bombs burst in air, into Holiday Inns, next door to orphanages.
Neighbors grow distant, fire at old friends across the way.
A small, cosmopolitan city, remembered by most as the site of the 1982 winter Olympics, riven by centuries-old conflicts no one outside the battles can truly decipher. Journalists die, too, in this war, more dead than in any other modern conflict. Working from a script by Frank Cottrell Boyce, Winterbottom creates a mosaic of observers who know how to dodge bullets and hit deadlines. But Henderson's about to cross the line as well, once he sees the shelled Ljubica Ivezic orphanage, packed with the war's damaged innocents. Winterbottom maintains a cool, intelligent surface throughout, even with the inclusion of bursts of video from the war.