NO FIRE ZONE - One of the Year's Most Urgent Documentaries

Beautifully crafted and heart wrenching - The Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting

More information on the film can be found below and tickets can be booked here: bit.ly/NFZdoc

(LONDON) - Next Tuesday, 5^th November at Riverside Studios in Hammersmith as part of Between the Lines festival follow ups we will be showing NO FIRE ZONE: The Killing Fields of Sri Lanka, followed by a Q&A with the film’s director, Callum Macrae. The feature-length film is a meticulous and chilling portrayal of the final devastating months of the 26 year long Sri Lankan civil war told by the people who lived through it.

More information on the film can be found below and tickets can be booked here: bit.ly/NFZdoc

DocHouse Presents:

A Between the Lines Follow up Event:

NO FIRE ZONE: The Killing Fields of Sri Lanka

Tuesday 5^th November | Riverside Studios | 8pm | £7 (£5 conc.)

Beautifully crafted and heart wrenching - The Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting

Dir. Callum Macrae
Sri Lanka / UK - 2013 - 93 mins

Carefully evidenced and powerfully measured No Fire Zone: The Killing Fields of Sri Lanka, chronicles the final 138 days of the 26-year Sri Lankan civil war. Told by the people who lived through it, It is a meticulous and chilling portrayal of some of the worst war crimes, and crimes against humanity, of recent times.

Civilians, Tamil Tiger camera operators and government soldiers filmed the events using small cameras and mobile phones. This disturbing footage is carefully analysed and authenticated by video analysts.

Macrae pieces together the scenes with personal accounts from civilians who survived the conflict and testimonies from UN officials who were forced to leave the area. The Sri Lankan government contests the depiction of events shown in No Fire Zone and dismisses the documentary as fake.

It is vitally important that this feature reaches the widest possible audience - Empire

A Tour de Force by Nobel Prize nominee Macrae - Movies that Matter

The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Callum Macrae.

bit.ly/NFZdoc