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The Weight of Chains

2010 · Movie · Not Rated · 125 min

7.8(26)unSUB Rating

DocumentaryHistory

This documentary examines the breakup of Yugoslavia through a critical lens on the roles of the US, NATO, and the EU, using rare archival footage and wide-ranging interviews. It also highlights personal accounts from across the former republics, including moments of solidarity and courage amid conflict.

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Details
Years
2010
Release date
2010-12-17
Language
English
Rated
Not Rated
Runtime
125 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
7.3/10 (26 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a challenging, debate-sparking documentary about geopolitics, media narratives, and war’s aftermath; Not for you if you prefer neutral overviews or lighter viewing, like Adam Ruins Everything.

Pros: rare archival footage; wide-ranging interviews; thought-provoking perspective | Cons: perceived political bias; complex, dense history; emotionally heavy subject

Themes

  • yugoslavia
  • balkan war

Cast & crew

  • RA

    Rade Aleksic

    as himself

  • JB

    James Bissett

    as himself

  • MC

    Michel Chossudovsky

    as himself

  • Michael Parenti

    Michael Parenti

    as Self

Directed by Boris Malagurski