In some of the most dangerous crisis zones on earth, international peacemaker Padraig O’Malley works a peacemaking model based on his recovery from addiction. We meet him in the third act of his life in a race against time to find some kind of salvation for both the world and himself.

New York Times Critics’ Pick: https://nyti.ms/2BOyLDZ
“The movie is a fascinating portrait that is if anything too brief.” – Glenn Kenny

The Boston Globe: https://bit.ly/2v8pML9
“By the end of “The Peacemaker,” you feel you’re watching a Samuel Beckett character furiously trying to improvise himself out of the play. In the process, he’s bringing the rest of us along.” – Ty Burr

Variety: http://bit.ly/2nS2q6v
“He’s a haunted, contradictory character, to the point that he isn’t just more fascinating than the conflicts he’s trying to solve. The more we get to know him, the more his core motivation — is he an idealist or something else? — becomes the mystery of the film.” – Owen Gleiberman