Impunity (2010) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Impunity about?
Impunity is a documentary. In 2005, the Commission for Peace and Justice began gathering evidence of violence in Colombia, where paramilitary groups have caused widespread suffering. During hearings, victims recount the brutality they faced. Despite extensive testimony and documentation of atrocities, many key perpetrators remain unpunished. The film, directed by Hollman Morris, illustrates the challenges within Colombia's legal and political systems in addressing these crimes. "Impunity" runs for 85 minutes and was produced in Colombia and Spain.
When was Impunity released?
Impunity was released in 2010.
How long is Impunity?
Impunity has a runtime of 85 minutes.
What genre is Impunity?
Impunity is classified as Crime.
What topics does Impunity cover?
Impunity explores topics including human-trafficking.