"War Dance" is a documentary film released in 2007 that follows the lives of children from the Acholi tribe in northern Uganda. The film highlights their experiences of growing up in a region affected by the long-standing conflict with the Lord's Resistance Army. It showcases their resilience and determination to overcome trauma through the power of music and dance. The documentary centers around a group of children preparing for a cultural dance competition. It captures their journey as they express their hopes and dreams while confronting the harsh realities of their past. Through their performances, the film emphasizes the importance of cultural identity and healing in the aftermath of war.