Graham Bamford, a British citizen, set himself alight in front of the House of Commons of the British Parliament on 29 April 1993 in an attempt to change the British Government's attitude towards the aggression on Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia. This is a film about Graham, his action and the silence built around it. It is also a film about the filmmaker – almost of the same age as Brian – and his effort to produce a film about the event. The comments of Graham's father (who did not want to share them with the filmmaker at the time when the first version was made) were added to the 2006 version.
In 1998, the film was shown in the British Parliament.
| Original title: | Graham i ja – istinita priča |
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| Year of production: | 1997-2006 |
| Screening time: | 52' |
| Format: | DigiBeta, Beta SP |
| Production: | Factum, Adc Sweet Movie AB, RTBF |
| Co-financiers: | Soros Documentary Fund (New York), OSI Croatia, CDU (Zagreb) |
| Written and directed by: | Nenad Puhovski |
| Produced by: | Nenad Puhovski |
| Co-producers: | Malcolm Brinkworth, Antonia D. Carnerud |
| Cinematography by: | Milan Trivić |
| Edited by: | Francois Itey, Alfred Kolombo, Žarko Korać |
| Original score: | Davor Rocco |
| Sound dubbing: | Tomislav Hleb, Davor Omerza |
| Researcher, Production Manager: | Alan Sealy |
Festivals & Awards:
Amnesty International Film Festival Amsterdam 1998; Input, 1999; Prix Europa 1998; ZagrebDox, 2007; Mes – Moduli Memorije 2012, Sarajevo Film Festival
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