A lighthearted but sharp satire on how easily people get drawn into senseless conflicts, driven by stubbornness and the urge to prove themselves right at any cost. Especially online, where people cling to being right, and derail a simple conversation into an absurd play, where pride and ego become more important than the outcome itself. 

With soothing images shot in The Hague and a soundscape of soft nature sounds, conversations and music, this experimental film invites you to watch, listen and pause for a moment. “No War Today” makes felt how much we are accustomed to our security – and how easily we take it for granted. The film shows appreciation to the everyday – since we don’t do it ourselves.