Filmed entirely by covert cameras, so as to not risk the wrath of the brutal Myanmar government, Burma VJ is a film which I described at the time as a "vital, miraculous work" which manages to incorporate “the best of journalism and cinema into one emotionally exhausting documentary” when nominating it as one of  the very best films of the year . Whilst exposing the inhumane treatment of Burmese citizens, Burma VJ also highlights the fearless passion in which many individuals will risk everything to let the world know the truth; the documentary acts as a sad reminder of the unreported human right abuses that go on across the world. A story as much about bravery as it is about horror, it is a tale which once seen will not be forgotten and one whose power will not diminish with time.