The Fourth World War

This documentary presents a broad view of contemporary struggles against war and oppression around the world. It captures the voices and images of people involved in conflicts in locations such as South Africa, Korea, and the United States, providing a human perspective often overlooked in mainstream media.

Directed by the creators of notable films like This Is What Democracy Looks Like and Zapatista, The Fourth World War reflects the efforts of independent media and activist groups. This film represents a global movement, highlighting resistance in a time marked by widespread conflict and the narrative of a new world war.

With over two years of filming on five continents, this documentary is a significant contribution to understanding the complexities of war and resistance. It offers insights into the untold stories that shape our world today.