Hunger for Truth

This documentary combines elements of war and history to shed light on Rhea Clyman's courageous journalism during a time of great turmoil. It highlights her remarkable ability to document the devastating famine in Ukraine orchestrated by Stalin, providing a unique perspective on historical events often obscured by disinformation.

With a runtime of 79 minutes, the film features a compelling narrative supported by Clyman's own newspaper articles from 1932. It emphasizes the importance of truth in journalism, particularly in the face of oppressive regimes. This documentary serves as a vital reminder of the sacrifices made by reporters like Clyman who risked their lives to tell the stories that needed to be heard.