5 Days of War

After suffering a devastating loss in Baghdad that claimed the life of his close friend, Thomas Anders, an American war correspondent, struggles with the haunting memories of that day. He seeks solace and purpose, leading him to the war-torn country of Georgia.

Thomas arrives in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, just as tensions rise on the brink of conflict with Russia. He reunites with a group of dedicated war reporters, prepared to document the unfolding events.

With his cameraman Sebastian, Thomas embarks on a dangerous trip north towards South Ossetia. The stakes are high as they push further into the hot zone, hoping to document the unfolding crisis.

Just in time, Thomas and Sebastian witness a catastrophic Russian airstrike on the peaceful village of Vaziani. They document the chaos and destruction, capturing the grim reality of war.

Amidst the chaos, they assist traumatized survivors in making their way to a military hospital in Gori. Our heroes stand in stark contrast to the horrors around them, displaying immense compassion.

Tatia, a resilient Georgian school teacher, urgently seeks Thomas and Sebastian's help in searching for her missing family members. Their mission becomes deeply personal as they delve further into the conflict's impact on innocent lives.

As they document the tragic murder of civilians, Thomas, Sebastian, and Tatia find themselves caught in a full-scale assault. Their lives hang precariously as they face the brutality of war head-on.

Their mission takes a dark turn as they are captured by Colonel Demidov, who is at the heart of the atrocities. The trio must find a way to escape while retaining proof of the horrors they have witnessed.

Just as their hope begins to dwindle, Georgian soldier Captain Rezo leads a daring rescue operation. They manage to escape captivity, but their new reality is fraught with danger as they continue their fight.

Alongside Captain Rezo and a weary Dutchman, Anders and his friends are compelled to join the battle for their survival. They are thrust into a climactic confrontation to protect their lives and ideals.

As the conflict escalates, President Saakashvili seeks international aid, desperately calling for support from the military and political allies. The hope for a resolution hangs in the balance.

In a gripping finale, Anders faces a profound test of courage as he confronts the realities of war. He must decide whether to risk everything to save Tatia's life, prioritizing truth above all else.