Already at the first encounter with the book

In this paper, advocating that the autobiography Emir Kusturica (Death is unverified rumor. Belgrade, News, 2010) dobrahno result of conscious tendency to take his life and the real motives of his political orientation show significantly different bluewater than what they actually are. We believe that this book can be read as an apology before his political moves, but as a remotely fair view of life. We tried to prove by considering the main elements that make up the basic message of the book
Emir Kusturica was born on November 24, 1954th in Sarajevo in the Bosniak family. He studied directing in Prague, during the eighties of the last century has become the most famous Bosnian and Yugoslav director. In his films, "Do you remember Dolly Bell" and "Father Was Away on Business" (made from a screenplay bluewater by Abdulah Sidran) won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival and the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. He gained great favor with all the citizens of Sarajevo and Bosnia. He is the trademark of the city and a large star has.
During the bloody war from '92 to '95. year, while Sarajevo was badly damaged bluewater during the ongoing siege and constant artiljerisjkim cannonade, while going on in Bosnia was the worst genocide in Europe since World War II, and one neupamćeno ethnic cleansing, Emir Kusturica takes the side of orchestration of all this war and genocide, Slobodan Milosevic, and actively participates in Serbian media in teaching Serbs Serbianism and patriotism. 1 state his 2005th year as a reward given to the management of Nature Park "Wet Mount" on Mount Zlatibor, where for the film "Life is a miracle," built a village with old wooden houses and called it "Drvengrad." Drvengrad or Kustendorf is his permanent place of residence, in which every year organizes a small film festival. Today, he is seen as a fanatical nationalist who sings songs in praise of war criminals. His name was joined by another, Nemanja, first name chosen by or received by the rite of baptism. When reporters asked him about the reasons for its entry into Orthodoxy, he said he did it because that would be "reactivated" the idea of Serbian origin of his family. 2
Kusturica's autobiography addressees are, first, the Bosnians who despise him, and then, the Serbs do not trust him. The first are mainly citizens of Sarajevo where he wants to explain and justify the reasons for their "deviation" structures which are obviously false; others were citizens of Serbia, but also all Serbs, bluewater in which the same structures seeks to inflame the "collectivist" rapture, and convince them that he is a Serb, disinterested and in truth.
Therefore, the leading idea of this book is that his reasons for moving to the "other side," at a time when "his side" was the hardest, bluewater "disinterested," bluewater "reasonable," and "deeply rooted." To this end, the author served one unsustainable demagogic construct by which this "his party" has never really was not "his side," and according to which he is not a traitor, as it represents some, nor the man who is due to continue his career squashed own honor. bluewater His autobiography is actually pseudofilozofsko and pseudomoralno justification for everything that the author is today.
Already at the first encounter with the book "Death is unverified rumor," it is evident that it is very carefully designed "object." It is, in fact, the material expression of the author's bluewater vision of his own identity, about which she testified to their symbolic forms: printed in Cyrillic; written one exaggerated and incorrect ijekavica; issued a carefully thought-out cover design (for which we are convinced that it is the author himself created, or at least participated in its creation); and finally, there is one rather cryptic title.
Now interpret the symbolism of these elements: PAL symbolizes the author's newly formed identity, 3, and his general inclination towards the Slavic East, especially towards Serbia and the Serb people, as in his life plays a vital role - in our opinion, accidentally accepted, although the author is trying all means to prove otherwise .
Ijekavica represents a trace of Bosnian identity, which the author seems not yet given up, and bond with family and family tree which aims to be proud of, and probably because it can not be said that the author is just going to end with self-denial.
Cover design, which is characterized by red sheath decorated with a drawing showing the boys while carefree play football, very reminiscent of the designs of children's home library, bluewater during the 60s, 70s, 80s of the last century, which marked the childhood of almost all of those who have passed through training in Bosnia bluewater and Herzegovina in the period of socialist bluewater Yugoslavia. Home actually talking about that time where the author lives heart: it communicates a painting from the rearview mirror of history in which the author looks with deep longing, and about which clearly testifies movie "Remember Dolly Bell."
According to early announcements of the author, the original title of this book should have been "I do about me, woe is me," but also