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Narrator
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Bashana Abeywardene | ... |
Himself, author
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Vany Viji | ... |
Herself, war crime eyewitness
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Benjamin Dix | ... |
Himself - former United Nations staff member in Sri Lanka
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Isaippriya | ... |
Herself, Tamil TV news anchor
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Mahinda Rajapaksa | ... |
Himself, president, Sri Lanka
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Gordon Weiss | ... |
Himself - United Nations press liaison in Colombo 2006-2009
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Peter Mackay | ... |
Himself, former staff member, United Nations Peacekeeping
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Udaya Nanayakkara | ... |
Himself, Sri Lankan general
(archive footage)
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Shivendra Silva | ... |
Himself, Sri Lankan general
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John Holmes | ... |
Himself - former United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs
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Ramesh | ... |
Himself - senior commander, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam
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Derrick Pounder | ... |
Himself - professor of forensic medicine, University of Dundee
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William Schabas | ... |
Himself, professor of international law, Middlesex University
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Srinath Perera | ... |
Himself, lawyer
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No Fire Zone: In the Killing Fields of Sri Lanka is an investigative documentary about the final weeks of the Sri Lankan Civil War.
This film is a heartwrenching work about an often-forgotten conflict: Sri Lanka. It captivatingly portrays the horrific violence inflicted by the Sri Lankan government against Tamils on the island. War crimes and crimes against humanity that Sri Lanka is attempting to white-wash are uncovered through expert journalism.
It is told from the perspective of victims, with analysis from international human rights experts. The historical context for Sri Lanka's decades of violence is also explored.
It is a powerful, objective work of journalism and has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize. I encourage the world to watch this film, and never forget.