Uncover the vital role of Pakistani documentary film in fostering accountability with this landmark study. Explore the emergence of a powerful cinema of social justice, tracing activist filmmaking’s response to religious fundamentalism, human rights, and transformative socio-political changes in Pakistan since the Zia era. Essential for scholars, students, and anyone passionate about South Asian cinema and human rights, this book highlights how Pakistani documentarians champion awareness and drive crucial social change, especially for gender rights.