Are They Still Shooting?

The story follows Boja, who has fled the violence of Yugoslavia for life in New York City. While he tries to build a new life, his brother Mile remains in the midst of the conflict, leading to a poignant disconnect between the two. Boja's letters to Mile go unanswered, highlighting the emotional chasm created by war.

Adding complexity to the narrative, Mile's girlfriend Moshinka, who also found refuge in America, develops feelings for Boja. This dynamic raises questions about loyalty, identity, and the effects of war on personal relationships. Boja's desire to return to the conflict zone by smuggling weapons back to Croatia contrasts sharply with Moshinka's pacifist beliefs, creating tension in their interactions.

As a drama, "Are They Still Shooting?" captures the personal costs of war and the struggle for connection amid chaos. It offers a unique perspective on the Yugoslav conflict through the lens of individual stories, making it a compelling title for collectors interested in films that tackle serious themes and historical events.