A legacy of its unremitting decades long civil war, Colombia is one of the most mine-affected countries in the world. ‘Bodies at War: A Colombian Landmine Story’ offers a window into Colombian people’s lives as they strive to rehabilitate themselves and others after landmine injury. With remarkable access, the film brings together the perspectives of soldiers, civilians, surgeons, physical therapists, corporate representatives, paralympians, and activists on what rehabilitation is and means in Colombia. It takes an unflinching look at the corporate industries that grow up around rehabilitation and the ambivalence people feel towards humanitarian campaigns, which aim to help them. Backed by years of ethnographic research, the film is not only powerful in its content, but a cinematic experiment in color, music, text, and sound.