Bernard-Henri Lévy

A first-person documentary by French filmmaker Bernard-Henry Lévy from his more than ten trips to Ukraine over the last half of 2022. Over the course of the film, he crisscrosses the country with the Ukrainian special forces from Kharkiv to Kherson on the day following the liberation of the city. The film is an ode to the bravery of the Ukraine military and the resilience of the Ukrainian people.

In 2015, Bernard-Henri Lévy travelled to the front lines of ISIS, seeking first-hand understanding of the ongoing conflict. With unprecedented access and disarming immediacy, Lévy and a team of cameramen journey across the 650 miles separating Iraqi Kurdistan from Islamic troupes.

Lévy’s cri-de-coeur about the carnage in Sarajevo during the Bosnian war of 1992- 95 calls attention to the terrible conflict in the hopes of ending it. Divided into 5 parts beginning with the outbreak of the war in April 1992, the film depicts in real time the genocide suffered by the Bosnians, the silence of Western countries, and, most importantly, the determination of the Bosnians to resist.