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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
Entertainment
Salma Loum

'As a humanitarian,' Cary Joji Fukunaga is documenting the horrors of war in Ukraine

Filmmaker Cary Joji Fukunaga, best known for directing the James Bond movie "No Time to Die," "Jane Eyre" and the TV show "True Detective," is on the ground chronicling the war on Ukraine.

For the past month, the Japanese American director has posted stark photographs on his Instagram account to document the humanitarian relief efforts for displaced Ukrainians in the wake of Russia's continued attacks.

Fukunaga, who has been in Ukraine since March 19, told the Los Angeles Times in an email from Kharkiv: "I've taken pictures, but I'm here as a humanitarian and not a documentarian."

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