The Little Girl with Napalm, History of a Photograph

A quiet, sorrowful conversation that lingers on loss and memory, asking you to sit with discomfort rather than spectacle.

A grim, morally serious war drama that confronts atrocity and conscience with unflinching tension and lasting emotional weight.

A sober, emotionally heavy drama that traces the scars of war and the difficult road to belonging, with a measured pace and a strong sense of social realism.

A haunting, intimate immersion into war through soldiers' own words and raw footage, leaving a deep emotional ache.

A slow, meditative immersion into war's violence and memory, demanding patience as it lingers on faces, landscapes, and testimony without easy answers.

A meticulous investigative documentary that feels like a slow-burning puzzle, balancing archival weight with a quiet sense of injustice.

A sober, first-person descent into combat, heavy with dread and grief, asking you to sit with soldiers' raw testimony.

A harrowing, deeply felt plunge through war and its aftermath, anchored by a raw, physically transformative lead performance.

A sobering, infuriating montage of testimony and atrocity that forces you to confront the machinery of war.

A sobering, deeply personal documentary that confronts painful history with quiet urgency, leaving a lingering sense of grief and unease.

An urgent, heartbreaking look at ordinary people risking everything to save lives amid relentless destruction.

Quiet, sober testimony that asks you to sit with long-carried pain and listen closely.