Access to Danger Zone, narrated by Daniel Day Lewis and highlights conflicts in Afghanistan, Eastern Congo and Somalia. It describes the complexities of operating in a conflict zone and describes the difficulties and dangers humanitarian organizations face.

The film will be followed by a Q&A by Dr Unni Karunakara, former International President of MSF. He has been involved with MSF since 1995, when he set up a tuberculosis control program in Ethiopia. He went onto work as a medical coordinator for MSF programmes in Azerbaijan, Brazil and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Dr Karunakara has also worked in MSF’s public health department in Amsterdam, moving on to become medical director of MSF’s Access Campaign. In 2007, he was part of the medical emergency response team that treated victims of cyclone Sidr in Mathbaria, Bangladesh.