Photos from the Dundas Star News:

• Zone of separation
  For the past two weeks the parking lot behind Dundas District School has been transformed into Kaosova, a Balkan town almost equally divided between Christian Serbs and Albanian Muslims. The town is the backdrop for Zone of Separation, an eight-part drama series on The Movie Network about the life and death struggle to enforce a U.N.- brokered ceasefire.

From Playback:

• Whizbang makes drama, not war
  ZOS: Zone of Separation, the new drama produced by Whizbang Films (Men with Brooms), has returned from its 12-day stint in Bosnia and is now filming in Toronto and southern Ontario. The eight-parter, about the enforcement of a UN-brokered ceasefire in the fictional Sarajevo-like town of Jadac, isn’t a story about war, stresses executive producer Frank Siracusa (H2O). “It’s about what happens when you remove civility from a community; about the absence of law… Our log line is ‘The truth is a lie,’ so it’s about how all of the [people] involved deal with finding the truth in this zone of separation.”