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Hondros

2017 · Movie · 86 min

6.5(21)unSUB Rating

Documentary

This documentary traces the life and work of a war photographer who set out to document conflict after 9/11. Through the stories behind well-known images, it explores the risks, moral choices, and personal strain involved in bearing witness to war.

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Details
Years
2017
Release date
2018-03-02
Language
English
Runtime
86 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
7.2/10 (21 votes)
About

You may like this if you’re drawn to documentaries about journalism, conflict, and the human cost behind major events, especially if Burma VJ: Reporting from a Closed Country appeals to you; Not for you if you want light, escapist viewing.

Pros: powerful real-world stories; thoughtful personal portrait; urgent perspective | Cons: heavy subject matter; intense war footage; emotionally draining

Cast & crew

  • CH

    Chris Hondros

    as Self (archive footage)

  • TH

    Tim Hetherington

    as Self (archive footage)

  • PB

    Pancho Bernasconi

    as Self

  • GC

    Greg Campbell

    as Self

  • JM

    Justin Merriman

    as Self

  • TH

    Todd Heisler

    as Self

  • MK

    Mike Kamber

    as Self

  • TF

    Timothy Fadek

    as Self

  • TH

    Tyler Hicks

    as Self

  • JK

    Jonathan Klein

    as Self

Directed by Greg Campbell