Nedaleko od Prizrena na obroncima Šar planine, šćućurilo se selo Boguševci. Do potonjeg rata u njemu je živelo na stotine duša. Danas, samo tri starice obilaze zamandaljene kapije, zarasla dvorišta i ulice, i redovno “čukaju” zvona u crkvi.

Not far away from Prizren, on the Shar Mountain slopes, the village of Bogusevci crouches. Until the last war about hundred souls lived there. Today, only three old women go to see bolted doors, yards and streets covered with grass, and regularly “hammer“ church bells.

Radomir Grujić

Profesionalnim novinarstvom bavi se od 1981. godine i to najpre u TV Priština u kojoj prolazi sve faze novinarstva, počev od novinara izveštača do odgovornog urednika IPP i ZKUP-a. U TV Novi Sad dolazi 2001. godine i radi kao autor dokumentarnih filmova. Za to vreme za film "Priče raseljenika" dobija Povelju na  Festivalu jugoslovenskog dokumentarnog programa 2003. godine. Iste godine za film "I ovaj prođe dan", “Srebrno paunovo pero", na Festivalu PČESA. Ove godine, dobitnik je GRAND PRIX na Međunarodnom festivalu u Ukrajini, za film "Kuća otvorenih vrata"

Professional journalist since 1981, first at TV Pristina where he has gone through all the phases of journalism, from reporter to the editor-in-chief of IPP and ZKUP. In 2001 he came to TV Novi Sad where he has been working as documentary films author. In the meantime he has got Charter at the Yugoslav Documentary Programme Festival 2003 for the film “The Stories of Displaced“. The same year he was awarded “Silver Peacock Quill“ at the PČESA Festival for the film “This Day Has Also Passed“. He has received this year's GRAND PRIX at the International Festival in Ukraine for the film “The Open Door House“.