Partly uplifting, partly sad, can't help but admire the men and women who have now made it their life work to bring an end to violence and introduce a new way to express anger and solve conflict. It's a huge job. Hopefully they are leading by example. Wish every city with a problem could have a franchise of these brave, dedicated folks. Bravo to them. Must have been a difficult film to do, lots of real encounters, lots of funerals, but ultimately, loads of hope.
Documentary that is not, but should have been nominated for an Oscar this year.
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