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General Mladic Is Waving

Rookie academic Danny attends the Mladic trial at the International Criminal Tribunal in The Hague and sees first hand the slippery process of trying to get at the truth.

Topical drama providing an insight into the workings of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, using verbatim transcripts from the Mladic trial.

Transcripts and footage provided courtesy of the ICTY

Writer ..... Graham White
Director ..... Mary Peate

Broadcast the day after the verdict in the Mladic trial at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, this drama gives us a fascinating glimpse into the procedures of the ICTY during its final trial, based on the first hand experiences of the playwright and using verbatim tribunal transcripts.

A play about the experience and meaning of the Hague Tribunal, a modern day Nuremburg, which, as it comes to an end, is perhaps more challenged and politically besieged than at any time since it opened, subject as it is to the conspiracy-theorising of internet echo-chambers and the 'post-truth' world.

45 minutes

Last on

Thu 23 Nov 2017 14:15

Credits

Role Contributor
Danny Joseph Kloska
Hannah Sarah Ridgeway
Mr Nikolic's Interpreter Chetna Pandya
Mr Todorovic's Interpreter Kerry Gooderson
Mr Mladic's Interpreter Julie Teal
Ms Hasan Sanchia McCormack
Judge Orie Philip Fox
Mr Shin Tom Forrister
Mr Groome David Sturzaker
General Smith Simon Ludders
Mr Ivetic Samuel James
Mladic Miro Simovic
Mr Nikolic Dejan Calovski
Mr Todorovic Dejan Radojevic
Writer Graham White
Director Mary Peate

Broadcast

  • Thu 23 Nov 2017 14:15

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