Bosnia and Herzegovina is home to three ethnic groups who were at the core of one of the deadliest conflicts on European soil since World War II. Twenty-seven years after that war, Selma and Danilo, who belong to different ethnic communities, talk about what it's like to build a future in a country that hasn't entirely dealt with its past.
Selma and Danilo belong to two of the three ethnicites making up Bosnia and Herzegovina's population. To this day, ethnicity is tightly linked to religious denomination: the Balkan country is home to Bosniak Muslims, Orthodox Serbs and Catholic Croats.
