Belgrade's Radio Warriors

This documentary captures the story of B-92, a youth radio station that emerged in Belgrade in 1989. It became a powerful voice against Serbian nationalism and the regime of Slobodan Milosevic. Through candid accounts from young radio workers, the film details their experiences during the war and their efforts to contribute to the liberation of their city and country.

Belgrade's Radio Warriors offers a unique perspective on the role of media in political resistance. It showcases the resilience of individuals who faced suppression from authorities while striving to make their voices heard. Collectors of documentaries and historical narratives will find this film particularly relevant, as it documents a critical moment in Serbian history and the power of youth activism.