Der lautlose Krieg (1990)

In the Nueva Guinea region of Southern Nicaragua, farmers struggle to subsist amidst the pressures of the Sandinista movement and the constant threat of Contra attacks, which target their cooperatives and force them into self-defense. The ongoing conflict, part of the USA’s “Low Intensity Warfare” policy, leads to widespread fear, destruction of agricultural efforts, and displacement, highlighting the harsh realities of economic warfare.