In Honduras, the battle between police and gangs like MS-13 and Barrio 18 is more than a
conflict, it’s a way of life. Honduras: Living with the War offers an unfiltered look into the cycle of violence, corruption, and abandonment fueling this decades-long crisis. Through exclusive interviews with anti-gang units, gang members, victims, and local residents, the film reveals the complexity of a nation trapped in survival mode. From street raids and crime scenes to poverty-stricken neighbourhoods and immigration flights landing weekly with deportees, the documentary follows both the chaos and the calm, chronicling displaced families, overrun prisons, and communities without schools, protection, or hope.