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Irony took a backseat on the Zooropa European leg of the tour after the band began initiating nightly live link-ups with people living in war-torn Sarajevo. Arranged by aidworker Bill Carter, (who later with Bono's help made the documentary film Miss Sarajevo ), hoped to bring world attention to the suffering of the people living in the war zone that the world media had forgotton about. He saw an interview on MTV where Bono was saying the theme of the Zooropa leg of the tour was of a unified Europe. He felt compelled to inform Bono of the plight of the Bosians in Sarajevo in a Bosnia divided on ethnic lines. Aside from bringing much needed attention to the issue, the remarkable link-ups sometimes even allowed people who had escaped the conflict to speak with family members and loved ones within the war zone. The problem seen by some was that Zoo TV was a rock show, and being accused of inaction and apathy by people in constant fear of death by shelling or machine gun fire often deadened the mood of the audience, and the band.