The Frontline Movie
A working archive of on-the-ground documentary reporting — not a streaming feed. Forty-three episodes, six seasons, every frame shipped with country of origin, filming date, and full source footage released to the public.
The Catalog
This is the front page of a working archive, not a streaming queue. Each entry below links to an episode detail page that names the country of filming, the field correspondent on camera, the runtime, and the dates the crew was on the ground. The raw, time-stamped source footage is released under Creative Commons alongside every finished cut — over 1,800 hours of material the public can verify.
The catalog below is searchable by region. If you prefer to follow the chronological arc, the season strip tracks six years of frontline reporting from 2018 to today.
Browse
Every conflict zone the series has entered, grouped by geography. Filter the catalog by where the reporting was filmed — useful when you want to follow a specific theater over time.
2023 Peabody Award
Eastern Europe
Civilians in Kherson and Mykolaiv narrate the year of shelling from inside their own kitchens, hospitals, and shelters — a 54-minute portrait of endurance under continuous bombardment.
Sahel & North Africa
A buried convoy, a captured border town, and a journalist who refuses to leave: twelve days inside the insurgency the world has stopped covering.
Southeast Asia
What remains of three villages in Sagaing Region after the air strikes, told by the monks rebuilding the monastery brick by brick.
Latin America
Eighteen days of road blockades, a presidential palace surrounded, and a confederal strike that almost rewrote the constitution.
Middle East
After the port explosion, six residents return to the same neighborhood — and refuse to leave a second time.
Horn of Africa
Five failed rainy seasons, one rural clinic, and the volunteers keeping it open against the worst drought on record.
Latin America
The neighborhood committee that ran its own curfew for ninety-three nights while the gang blockade continued.
Six Years of Reporting
The catalog also follows a chronological through-line. Each season below names its editorial focus, the regions it prioritized, and how many finished episodes it produced.
2018
Caravans, Rojava, and the early climate marches. The first four episodes, self-funded, broadcast only on YouTube.
2020
Lockdown coverage, the Beirut port aftermath, and frontline hospital crews.
2021
Myanmar, Sudan, and the Sahel. The season that established the series' on-the-ground credential.
2022 – 2023
Civilians narrating their own wars. Won the 2023 Peabody Award for Episode 2.
2023 – 2024
Insurgencies, embargoes, and the neighborhoods that organize without state support. DuPont-Columbia Award finalist.
2024 –
Three episodes released to date. Currently in production across three theaters.
Every morning the producer asks if I want to leave. I tell her the same thing: I will stay until the person I am interviewing has said what they need to say, and then I will stay one more day, because tomorrow they will say something they did not say today.
The Archive
Every entry above ships with verifiable primary material. The catalog is not content — it is a public record you can audit.
43
Episodes released across six seasons
38hr
Hours of finished film in the public catalog
1,800+
Hours of raw, time-stamped source footage released under Creative Commons
47
Countries with on-the-ground reporting since 2018