The Ghosts in Our Machine

There's a profound and stark beauty to this movie, despite the horror of its subject matter.

I saw this at the Melbourne premier in 2014 and was truly mesmerized. The most important movie of it's kind because it can reach across the divide of activists to the general film goer who simply appreciates a well-made documentary and indeed a thriller of a story line. Jo-Anne makes a most sympathetic yet clearly reluctant heroine, my heart ached for her and what she is compelled to do to make the world a better, more just place. A war correspondent indeed.

I cannot rate this documentary highly enough. In short, I think it's stunning and should reach a much broader audience than it does.