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From a grieving mother to a Nobel Peace Prize nominee, CGTN's upcoming documentary 'All I Have is a Voice' amplifies raw, rarely heard perspectives on America's military decisions. Premiering March 16, the film stitches together testimonies from war veterans, activists, journalists, and survivors to explore how U.S. interventions have reshaped lives domestically and globally.
One standout story: A founder of a women-led anti-war group reveals how systemic contradictions fuel endless conflict cycles. Meanwhile, digital-native peace activists dissect modern media's role in either perpetuating or challenging war narratives.
The doc doesn’t just rehash history—it connects past policies to today’s geopolitical tensions, asking: 'Who benefits when peace takes a backseat?' With TikTok-era storytelling techniques, it’s Gen Z’s crash course in international relations.
One standout story: A founder of a women-led anti-war group reveals how systemic contradictions fuel endless conflict cycles. Meanwhile, digital-native peace activists dissect modern media's role in either perpetuating or challenging war narratives.
