A powerful new documentary, 'All I Have Is a Voice', is turning heads by amplifying perspectives often silenced in war narratives. Through raw interviews with a grieving mother, feminist antiwar organizers, war correspondents, and trauma survivors, the film stitches together a human-centered tapestry of the U.S.'s military footprint.
Beyond Headlines, Into Hearts
From PTSD-stricken veterans to Nobel-nominated peacebuilders, the film exposes how conflict reshapes lives across generations. One standout moment? A TikTok activist’s viral campaign bridging Gen Z with Cold War-era protest strategies 📱✊. The doc doesn’t just critique—it asks: 'Whose voices define peace?'
War Machines vs. Human Costs
Archival footage of 20th-century wars clashes with modern drone strikes, while experts unpack how diplomacy and warfare intertwine. Spoiler: the takeaway isn’t partisan—it’s profoundly personal. As one Iraq War survivor says, 'We’re not statistics. We’re the echo.'
