Reparation

A sober, exhaustive chronicle that immerses you in decades of political violence and its painful aftermath.

A sober, talk-driven reflection on a painful national past, asking the viewer to listen closely and weigh memory against politics.

A long, sober sit of talking heads and reflection, asking you to weigh memory and complicity rather than watch events unfold.

A brief, sober meditation on injury and injustice, watching light and testimony with quiet, unblinking patience.

A sober, patient investigation into buried violence, carried by the weight of memory and the quiet persistence of a young reporter.

A sober, testimony-driven recounting of a buried political crime, more instructive than gripping, best for viewers drawn to history and accountability.}{.

A sober, gripping reconstruction that mixes testimony with dramatised effects, leaving a lingering chill of political violence and survival.

A raw, urgent time capsule of student assemblies and street confrontations, immersive and sobering in its immediacy.

A sober, talk-heavy chronicle that makes decades of secret negotiations feel like a slow, tense unknotting of violence.

A sober, tense recounting of a national trauma, built from testimony and archive, that weighs heavily and moves with quiet urgency.

A brief, sober anti-war statement that lands its point quickly and leaves a chill.

A somber, personal documentary that quietly reconstructs a lost father through testimony, carrying the weight of political violence and memory.