The World Is Watching

The World Is Watching delves into the moral dilemmas of news reporting, especially in turbulent regions. Through the lens of international journalists in Nicaragua, it focuses on the coverage of the Arias Peace Plan negotiations held in November 1987. The film raises critical questions about media ethics, editorial decisions, and the freedom of correspondents to report on what they witness.

This documentary stands out for its unprecedented access to ABC News, offering a behind-the-scenes view of both the fieldwork and the editorial process in the newsroom. Collectors of political cinema or documentaries will find this film significant for its timely subject matter and its exploration of journalism's role in society. Available on DVD, it serves as a historical snapshot of media practices during a pivotal moment in international reporting.