Despite never getting the chance to complete his Emmy Award-winning "Death in Gaza," James Miller still managed to create one of the most unbiased and unflinching accounts of the long-standing, seemingly insoluble Israeli-Palestinian conflict. By focusing on young children, Miller not only gives the audience an opportunity to witness the effect of violence on its most vulnerable victims, but also to see firsthand the conditions that transform an innocent child into a soldier, an activist, or even a martyr. A vital piece of nonfiction filmmaking, not to be missed.