Sir  Don Mccullin, award-winning photojournalist, candidly talks about divided loyalties; family and the frontline. He admits to  the compelling adrenaline buzz and accompanying trauma of war  that can expose the worst of humanity, but also spotlight beauty and kindness in unexpected ways. These are the honest confessions of him as he looks back over a 60 year career covering  war and conflict. He explores beginnings and endings, and the lucky breaks that feed into an unshakeable  sense of survivor’s guilt.

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