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| Directed by | Tahir Cambis Alma Sahbaz |
| Cinematography | Roman Baska |
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| Country | Australia |
Exile in Sarajevo is a 1998 Australian documentary film directed by Tahir Cambis and Alma Sahbaz, in which a Bosnian Australian returns to his homeland to record the impact the siege of Sarajevo on its inhabitants. It won the 1998 International Emmy for Documentaries.
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