EnglishSierra Leone's ten-year-old civil war (1991–2002) was one of the bloodiest of our times, leaving over 50,000 dead and thousands deliberately maimed and amputated. This powerful documentary, led by missionary Father Mauricio Boa, explores the deep scars left on society, the tragic stories of child soldiers forced into violence through drugs, and the subsequent devastating blow of the 2013 Ebola epidemic. Amidst layers of systemic abandonment where victims are treated as invisible, the film delivers a profound testament to Christian mercy, compassion, and reconciliation. It highlights the rescue of war orphans through education, showing that true human greatness and the path to peace lie not in revenge, but in the difficult, transformative power to forgive.
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