Luis Moreno Ocampo

A front-row seat to the historic events that determined whether the ICC is a groundbreaking new weapon for global justice or just an idealistic dream.

In Buenos Aires in 1985, a 90-day trial against the last military dictatorship took place, in which witness statements about cruel torture and immense pain formed the core. In a space where life and death are inextricably intertwined, the voices of the victims speak of a truth that has not been silenced, even decades later.

The documentary War And Justice tells the 25-year history of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in its mission to end the most serious crimes against humanity. But can war crimes in war be prevented at all? Or is Ben Ferencz, former prosecutor of the Nuremberg Trials, right when he says that the greatest war crime is war itself?

Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning “A Problem from Hell,” this is a look at how the Armenian Genocide led one man to help silent victims worldwide.

This film is a call to action for people everywhere to help stop thegenocide in Darfur, examining genocide in Sundan's western region.