"Sun Never Again" is inspired by my childhood days in a small village in Bosnia where an international mining corporation was slowly eating up the surroundings of my grandmother's house and forcing our neighbors, friends, and family members to slowly abandon their homes due to the mines expansion or simply pollution and poison. My grandmother was one of those who faced an impossible choice: to stay and eventually die from asthma and pulmonary fibrosis caused by the air pollution, or to leave her entire life behind as if it had never happened. That impossible choice, the grim visuals of the mine, the jackals screaming all night, and the constant noise of mining were so surreal and impactful that I eventually decided to shoot the film in an actual mining village—Krivelj, the largest copper mine in Europe located in Serbia.