In 1995, at the height of the Bosnian war, one of the worst acts of genocide since World War II would take place in the small town of Srebrenica. Retelling the history of this conflict nearly 20-years later, Tim Scott and Will Decker attend an annual event where newly identified bodies from mass graves are reburied by mourning family members. This documentation shows the heartbreak of war, the dangers of ethnic divides, and the tragic abandonment of the Bosniak people by UN peacekeepers. The events of the conflict and the Srebrenica genocide serve as both a reminder and a warning for future generations.