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This film is an insider's look into the world of war journalism. Award-winning journalists from the New York Times, Newsweek, London Times, Associated Press and Bosnian Free Press balance objective reporting with self preservation. They reveal how they run from sniper's fire and drive through shell torn villages while navigating through opposing forces, brutal interrogations and solitary confinement. With little money and great determination, they gain the necessary trust of warlords, foot soldiers and paramilitary thugs that allows them access to some of the world's most dangerous hotspots.
Three-time world press award winner, Ron Haviv, is a central figure in this film, and the documentary includes photographs from his critically acclaimed book, Blood and Honey. These images, the most complete documentation of the war, are being used as evidence to prosecute war criminals.