“One of the most thought-provoking documentaries you will see this year.” —Michael May, Texas Observer
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This moving documentary profiling war crimes trials in Sierra Leone puts audiences at the center of both a gripping story and a crucial public debate. Offering a fascinating portrait of former warrior Issa Sesay—accused of heinous crimes, but credited by some with ending Sierra Leone’s civil war—the film profiles the complexities of international law in its pursuit of justice and truth.
Producer: Rebecca Richman Cohen, Francisco Bello. Cinematographer: Nadia Hallgren, William Charles Moss. Editor: Francisco Bello. HDcam, 85 min.