I was into my third hour interviewing a survivor of the Khmer Rouge regime, and everyone was tired. The survivor, a farmer from a province three hours north of Phnom Penh, had already described the most horrific experience––his pregnant wife’s stomach being cut open and the fetus removed by soldiers who planned to dry and consume it, supposedly to gain magical powers.

When Marjorie Wright set out to make a film about what the political context to a solution in Israel might look like, she found that people weren’t interested in answering abstract questions.