——A war chronicle about witnessing, morality and survival.
See the war through the third-party eyes of an International Red Cross doctor or war correspondent. They have certain "privileges of passage" and are able to travel between the two warring sides, see the horrors on the front lines, the corruption at the rear, the suffering of civilians, and witness the unyielding resistance. The story is full of moral dilemmas (rescuing people regardless of friend or foe? Reporting the truth or boosting morale?) And cross-cultural shocks.