Translating the Trauma of War | In Flow of Words | The New Yorker Documentary

Three interpreters from a war-crimes tribunal recount their painful experiences acting as a silent channel of communication between witnesses, victims, and perpetrators in Eliane Esther Bots’s “In Flow of Words.”
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[@Hangvogel]

Horrific events being emotionally felt by the interpreters. Well done in portraying this.

[@steevenhyde3505]

Beautifully put together.

[@PitiMiami]

Heartbreaking. 💔😢

[@lf3541]

The horrors of war continue for those that are tasked with surviving it, talking about it and creating the history for us to learn from...
or not.

[@Rollie-go]

My heart aches

[@AnyoneCanSee]

The world is such a horrible place. I'll be glad when I'm dead.

[@johnsmith1474]

"Do you think the man who dropped the nuclear bomb on Hiroshima was not human? Now I will tell you something very profound, which I have learned after many years. War makes murderers out of otherwise decent people. All wars, and all decent people." - Benjamin Ferencz (Nuremberg Prosecutor of Einsatzgruppen Nazis).