For some reason, in the United States, this is not available through any of the major streaming / purchasing networks (Netflix, Amazon, iTunes). You can't even buy a region 1 DVD of it.
Thankfully, living in Japan, Netflix does offer it here. I feel privileged to have come across this extraordinary documentary, narrated by the photographer himself, Don McCullin. The footage shown in this is not for the faint of heart. Neither are the stories Don tells about his many visits to war-inflicted countries. But when you are done, you can't help but get the sense of how important independent, uncensored journalism is.
Hint (and minor spoiler): When people whose main interest is money, and not journalism, by independent publications, you can expect the truth to suffer. And so it has.
Thankfully, living in Japan, Netflix does offer it here. I feel privileged to have come across this extraordinary documentary, narrated by the photographer himself, Don McCullin. The footage shown in this is not for the faint of heart. Neither are the stories Don tells about his many visits to war-inflicted countries. But when you are done, you can't help but get the sense of how important independent, uncensored journalism is.
Hint (and minor spoiler): When people whose main interest is money, and not journalism, by independent publications, you can expect the truth to suffer. And so it has.