Covering war has become a dangerous and emotionally damaging job for journalists. The number of reporters killed has risen dramatically, from just two in World War I to nearly one a week in the last twenty years. UNDER FIRE combines personal stories, firsthand accounts from the front lines, and combat footage to show what journalists witness, consider, and experience. Filmmaker Martyn Burke and psychiatrist Anthony Feinstein interview top correspondents from major news organizations like the AP, New York Times, BBC, and LA Times. They offer a unique perspective on the psychological toll of reporting from war zones.
