MSF Unlimited (2011)

MSF

52 minutes

Lebanon, Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Serbia and Montenegro

Not suitable for children

MSF Unlimited Moving accounts of atrocities and humanitarian crises since the founding of MSF in 1971, told using original footage with commentary by MSF staff. Staff are shown wrestling with their consciences, struggling with emotional involvement and receiving threats to their personal security.

The film delves into the hows and whys of MSF’s long-term work with HIV/AIDS patients and its Campaign for Access to Essential Medicines. It explores how MSF as an organisation seeks to learn from its experiences, overcome constraints, innovate and speak out to uphold humanitarian principles.