Nearly one reporter is killed each week while covering conflicts, a stark increase compared to just two deaths during World War I.
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Nearly one reporter is killed each week while covering conflicts, a stark increase compared to just two deaths during World War I.
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Synopsis
Martyn Burke interviews war correspondents from major news organizations like the Associated Press and BBC. They recount their experiences reporting from conflict zones. The film details the rising number of journalist deaths, with nearly one killed each week in recent years, compared to two during World War I. Psychiatrist Anthony Feinstein discusses the psychological impact of this work. Through battlefield footage and personal stories, the documentary addresses the emotional challenges faced by those covering wars.
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Why Watch
- Meet top correspondents from the New York Times.
- Find out about the psychological toll on war reporters.
- See real battlefield footage from conflict zones.
Did You Know
- Nearly one reporter is killed each week in recent years.
- Only two journalists were killed during World War I.
- The film has a duration of 90 minutes.
- It features correspondents from major outlets like BBC and LA Times.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many journalists are killed on average each week?
Nearly one reporter is killed each week in recent years.
How many journalist deaths were recorded during World War I?
Only two journalist deaths were recorded during World War I.
Who directed the documentary Under Fire: Journalists in Combat?
Martyn Burke directed the documentary.
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