#1 of 5 ranked Best-rated Bosnian movie
2021 Drama History War 1h 41m Bosnian
92 Echo Score $813.3K worldwide
Directed by Jasmila Zbanic
About Quo Vadis, Aida? Language · Europe
Bosnian Movies: New Releases, Best-Rated Films & Box Office
83 Bosnian-language films are on What’s After the Movie, 39 of them (47%) from the 2010s. Drama leads with 69, then comedy (15) and war (12). The best-rated is Quo Vadis, Aida? (2021) with an Echo Score of 92; the newest release is Ceasefire, out Feb 16, 2025. 19 films have reported box office, $11.2M worldwide in all.
- Bosnian films on the site
- 83
- ranked by rating
- 5
- worldwide gross of 19 films
- $11.2M
- busiest decade (39 films)
- 2010s
#1 of 5 ranked New releases
What Are the Newest Bosnian Movies?
The 6 most recent Bosnian-language releases, newest first: Ceasefire came out on Feb 16, 2025. The full list below has all 82 released Bosnian films, newest first.
Best-rated
What Are the Best Bosnian Movies?
With an Echo Score of 92, Quo Vadis, Aida? (2021) ranks first of the 5 ranked Bosnian films, ahead of The White Fortress (2022) and Take Me Somewhere Nice (2020). 3 of the top 5 are from the 2020s. Ranked by Echo Score; 2 of these 5 films have none (released before 2017, when Echo Scores start) and are ranked by a blend of their Metascore and IMDb/Letterboxd user ratings.
- 1. Quo Vadis, Aida? 92 Echo (Echo Score 92 out of 100)
2021 · Drama, History · 1h 41m
Dir. Jasmila Zbanic
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3. Take Me Somewhere Nice 68 Echo (Echo Score 68 out of 100)2020 · Drama · 1h 31m
Dir. Ena Sendijarevic
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4. The Tree 58 Metascore (Metascore 58 out of 100 (20 critic reviews))2011 · Drama, Romance · 1h 40m
Dir. Julie Bertucelli No Echo Score: ranked 62/100 on critics & audiences
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5. In the Land of Blood and Honey 56 Metascore (Metascore 56 out of 100 (29 critic reviews))2011 · Romance, War · 2h 7m
No Echo Score: ranked 47/100 on critics & audiences
Genres
What Kinds of Bosnian Movies Are There?
Drama is part of 83% of Bosnian films (69); comedy (15) and war (12) follow. Compared with the whole catalogue, Bosnian films lean most towards war: 14% of them, against 2% of all films. Films can have several genres. Each bar opens the full list filtered to that genre, with its best-rated film underneath.
- Drama 69 · 83%Best-rated: Quo Vadis, Aida? (2021)
- Comedy 15 · 18%
- War 12 · 14%Best-rated: In the Land of Blood and Honey (2011)
- Documentary 8 · 10%
- Romance 5 · 6%Best-rated: The Tree (2011)
- Family 4 · 5%
- Thriller 4 · 5%
- Crime 3 · 4%
- Action 2 · 2%
- Animation 2 · 2%
Smaller genres: History (2), Mystery (2), Adventure (1), Biography (1), Fantasy (1), Horror (1).
Decade by decade
Bosnian Cinema, Decade by Decade
The 2010s are the busiest decade with 39 films (47%); the earliest Bosnian film on the site is from 1951. The best-rated of the 2010s and 2020s: The Tree (2011) and Quo Vadis, Aida? (2021). No Bosnian film from before the 2010s is ranked.
- 13 Bosnian films from the 2000s 2000sNo ranked film
- 39 Bosnian films from the 2010s 2010s The Tree 58 Metascore
- 25 Bosnian films from the 2020s 2020s Quo Vadis, Aida? 92 Echo
Box office
Which Bosnian Movies Earned the Most?
In Your Hands (2019) leads with $3.8M worldwide. The top 5 together took $9.8M, 87% of the $11.2M earned by the 19 Bosnian films with reported box office. Grosses that look like data errors, and films stored with the wrong language, are left out.
- worldwide gross, all Bosnian films
- $11.2M
- films with reported box office
- 19
- share of the top 5
- 87%
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1. In Your Hands $3.8M worldwide2019 · Drama
- 2. The Tree $2.5M worldwide
2011 · Drama
- 3. The White Fortress $1.5M worldwide
2022 · Drama
- 4. In the Land of Blood and Honey $1.2M worldwide
2011 · Romance
- 5. Quo Vadis, Aida? $813.3K worldwide
2021 · Drama
People
Who Are the Top Bosnian Directors and Actors?
Izudin Bajrović and Aleksandar Seksan share the lead in the cast lists with 7 Bosnian films each, ahead of Senad Bašić (5) and Jasna Žalica (5). Counted over notable features: films with ratings, box office, awards or a plot summary on the site.
Most-cast actors in Bosnian films
- Izudin Bajrović 7 filmsBest-rated: On the Path (2010)
- Aleksandar Seksan 7 filmsBest-rated: Skies Above the Landscape (2006)
- Senad Bašić 5 filmsBest-rated: Fuse (2003)
- Jasna Žalica 5 filmsBest-rated: On the Path (2010)
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Boris Ler 4 filmsBest-rated: Quo Vadis, Aida? (2021) - Feđa Štukan 4 filmsBest-rated: Fuse (2003)
Explained
Bosnian Movies Explained: Plot Summaries & Endings
7 Bosnian films have a full plot summary on the site. The newest are Not So Friendly Neighborhood Affair (2021) and On the Path (2010).
Full list
Browse All 83 Bosnian Movies
Filter all 83 Bosnian films by genre, decade or year and sort them by rating, box office, release date or title. The list starts with the 82 released Bosnian films, newest first.
82 released Bosnian films
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Related languages
Movies in Other Languages From Europe
Europe has 56 languages on the site, English aside. Besides Bosnian, the biggest are French (12,503 films), Spanish (11,829 films) and German (6,511 films).
FAQ
Bosnian Movies: Questions & Answers
Answers from the 83 Bosnian films on the site: their ranking and box office.
How many Bosnian movies are there?
83 Bosnian-language films are on What’s After the Movie, released from 1951 to 2025. 5 are ranked by rating and 19 have reported box office.
Browse all Bosnian movies What is the best Bosnian movie?
Quo Vadis, Aida? (2021) ranks highest (Echo Score 92), followed by The White Fortress (2022) and Take Me Somewhere Nice (2020). Ranked by Echo Score, our 0–100 rating.
About Quo Vadis, Aida? What is the highest-grossing Bosnian movie?
In Your Hands (2019), with $3.8M worldwide, ahead of The Tree (2011) at $2.5M.
Bosnian box office charts Which decade had the most Bosnian films?
The 2010s, with 39 films (47% of all Bosnian films on the site). Its best-rated film is The Tree (2011).
What are the newest Bosnian movies?
Ceasefire (released Feb 16, 2025), When Santa Was a Communist (released Aug 21, 2024) and Bonaca (released Aug 20, 2024).
New Bosnian releases