The great photojournalist Robert Capa said "If your pictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough." James Nachtwey, a committed, shy man, considered one of the bravest and most important war photographers of our time, has been close enough for over 20 years - a period in which he has not missed a single war.

War Photographer follows Nachtwey for two years to hot spots including Kosovo, the West Bank, and Indonesia, as he searches for a picture he thinks he can publish. Special video micro-cameras were attached to Nachtwey's still camera, a technique which allowed viewers, for the first time in the history of movies about photographers, the most intimate insight into the work of a photojournalist.

ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE! Best Documentary Feature

"A remarkable film about a remarkable man." - Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times

"Eloquent, Extraordinary!" - San Francisco Chronicle

"An Instant Classic!" - Variety

Inferno by James Nachtwey

Humanity in War: 150 years of the Red Cross in Photographs by James Nachtwey and Caroline Moorehead

• Interviews with James Nachtwey & Christian Frei
• Trailer; Crew; Protagonist; Locations
• Scene selections
• Original languages: English & German

Format: DVD
Release Year: 2001
Running Time: 96 minutes
Color: Color
Language: English