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Dear Youthgassers, We're very pleased to invite you to the premiere of "Karasevdah: Srebrenica Blues" at the State Library Theatrette in Melbourne on Friday 27th July 2007, 6-8pm. Karasevdah is the first film by the young Melbourne director, Saidin Salkic. It is a lyrical record of his return to Srebrenica twelve years after the massacre that destroyed his family and led to his arrival in Australia. The film will be launched by Professor Marcia Langton, Chair of Indigenous Studies at the University of Melbourne, and Professor Richard Larkins, Vice Chancellor of Monash University. Admission is free and refreshments will be provided. The film is 46 minutes long. Ticket reservations are essential as seating is strictly limited. E- mail grn@med.monash.edu.au or call Silvie on (03) 9903 0679 Sincerely, Paul Komesaroff Convener Global Reconciliation Network "This cinematic document is truthful and this rare quality makes it extraordinary. When I watched it, I was reminded of my own historical burden and experiences in East Timor in 1999. While a very personal statement about love and attachment, it answers the terrible question on the lips of far too many people who have experienced such loss and suffering: how can we overcome this intimacy with death and learn to see the beauty and joy in the world? " Marcia Langton The Global Reconciliation Network (www.globalreconciliationnetwork.org ) is a coalition of groups and individuals around the world working towards the broad goal of reconciliation, understood as the process of establishing communication and dialogue across the divides of nationality, religion, race and culture.

I am very pleased to invite you to the premiere of Karasevdah: Srebrenica Blues at the State Library in Melbourne at 6 pm on Friday 27th July 2007.

Karasevdah is the first film by the young Melbourne director, Saidin Salkic. It is a lyrical record of his return to Srebrenica twelve years after the massacre that destroyed his family and led to his arrival in Australia.

The film will be launched by Professor Marcia Langton, Chair of Indigenous Studies at the University of Melbourne, and Professor Richard Larkins, Vice Chancellor of Monash University.

Admission is free and refreshments will be provided. RSVP is required. Please see the attached flyer for details.

We look forward to seeing you!

Sincerely,

Paul Komesaroff

Convener

Global Reconciliation Network

"This cinematic document is truthful and this rare quality makes it extraordinary. When I watched it, I was reminded of my own historical burden and experiences in East Timor in 1999. While a very personal statement about love and attachment, it answers the terrible question on the lips of far too many people who have experienced such loss and suffering: how can we overcome this intimacy with death and learn to see the beauty and joy in the world? " Marcia Langton

The Global Reconciliation Network (www.grn.org.au) is a coalition of groups and individuals around the world working towards the broad goal of reconciliation, understood as the process of establishing communication and dialogue across the divides of nationality, religion, race and culture.

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