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Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Lynsey Addario<\/a> has risked life and limb and been kidnapped multiple times to perform a photojournalist\u2019s most crucial and valuable mission: powerfully capturing and telling the world\u2019s most meaningful stories. Addario\u2019s incredible career, which spans more than two decades, is the focus of the brand-new National Geographic<\/em> documentary, Love+War<\/em><\/a>. <\/p>\n In the new documentary, viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at how Addario balances her work in dangerous places \u2014 including, most recently and frequently, war-ravaged Ukraine<\/a> \u2014 with her personal life. Addario is often away from her husband and kids for weeks and even months at a time, living and working abroad in extreme danger. Every time she leaves home on assignment, she incurs significant risk and pays a steep price. <\/p>\n However, Addario, whose acclaimed work has transformed how people perceive global conflict and its effects on people, especially women and children, remains driven to do it all: Capture world-changing photos and return safely home to be with her family. How she navigates these competing passions is central to the film and yields some of its most powerful scenes about what it means to be a conflict photographer. <\/p>\n