In my ongoing series of anti-war film reviews, most of the films are set in the context of a particular war. Some highlight the senseless death on the battlefield and underline the callousness and ineptitude of politicians and military commanders. Others tell stories of people who are affected by war, but not a single shot is fired. Robbie Lepzer's piercing documentary film An Act of Conscience does not depict any warfare or examine the lives of those directly affected by it. Instead it tells the true story of Randy Kehler and Betsy Corner of Colrain, Massachusetts, who are so philosophically … Continue reading The Great Anti-War Films An Act of Conscience