Acceso a la zona de peligro (2012)
Género : Bélica, Documental, Historia
Tiempo de ejecución : 1H 10M
Director : Peter Casaer
Sinopsis
Dirigido por Peter Casaer y narrado por Daniel Day -Lewis, este documental describe las dificultades y riesgos a que se enfrentan las organizaciones humanitarias en algunos de los conflictos más graves del mundo –Afganistán, República Democrática del Congo y Somalia–, allí donde las estrategias de negociación, seguridad y asistencia son puestas a prueba todos los días. Especialistas de Médicos Sin Fronteras, el Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja y Naciones Unidas, entre otros, desgranan los obstáculos que frenan o impiden el Acceso a la zona de peligro, en definitiva, el acceso a las personas que necesitan ayuda urgente para sobrevivir.
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Dirigido por Peter Casaer y narrado por Daniel Day -Lewis, este documental describe las dificultades y riesgos a que se enfrentan las organizaciones humanitarias en algunos de los conflictos más graves del mundo –Afganistán, República Democrática del Congo y Somalia–, allí donde las estrategias de negociación, seguridad y asistencia son puestas a prueba todos los días. Especialistas de Médicos Sin Fronteras, el Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja y Naciones Unidas, entre otros, desgranan los obstáculos que frenan o impiden el Acceso a la zona de peligro, en definitiva, el acceso a las personas que necesitan ayuda urgente para sobrevivir.
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