Dir.: Thomas Balmès; Phot.: Thomas Balmès; Ed.: Catherine Gouze; Prod. & Sales: Patrick Winocour, Quark Productions, 22, rue du Petit Musc, 75004 Paris (France), tél.: 44 54 39 50, fax: 44 54 39 59..

The daily life of the Samburu warrior tribe in a village in northern Kenya: the tend the herds, the women sing, the young men are circumcised during a celebration hailing their promotion to the status of warrior. But today's warriors sometimes wear the blue helmets of the United Nations, and the Samburus were sent to Bosnia to keep the peace among warring Europeans. They recount their experiences -- the fear, the shelling, the snow and the earned money that they used to build homes or buy cattle. This is a compassionate documentary that shows how Europe went mad in Bosnia.

"This is at once the height of simplicity and intelligence. A subject treated in a marvellous way. We never see anything from Bosnia itself. The action all takes place in Kenya. On the other hand, the horror is present and, especially, the utter madness of sophisticated Europeans." -- Pierre-Henri Deleau (director of the Festival international des programmes audiovisuels)