I myself am unable to offer any political analysis, for the war between two fires – fanned by the most insidious interests of the rest of humanity- repels me to the point that I can no longer put it into words.

Together with my wife Bojana, the director Maja Weiss, and her husband, the director Peter Braatz, we manage, day after day, to push our way through the material for our new feature-length documentary A Letter to Europe, which brings forth the images of the most innocent people, cast upon the sacrificial altar of the world in Sudan.

These are our fellow human beings, those with the greatest right – and the greatest duty – to live and to survive in what may be the gravest crisis of humanism and compassion on Earth.

In our previous film, Rotting 2022, we portrayed leprosy patients in the Nuba Mountains who, without medicine and without any aid program from the World Health Organization, with no voice of their own, were slowly falling apart- victims of the decay of ethics among us in the most privileged part of the planet, where we have everything, except perhaps love, which we seem to have less and less.

In A Letter to Europe, we will show you the love lived by Indigenous people in the most inaccessible mountains – love expressed without words.With love against genocide,
Tomo and Bojana