The film "Burma VJ: Reporting from a Closed Country" (2008) follows the courageous young citizens of Burma who risk torture and life in jail to deliver footage as video journalists, despite being in a closed country. The documentary highlights their struggle for freedom of speech and uncovers the truth behind the Saffron Revolution. Some of the footage was smuggled out physically or over the Internet, while other parts were reconstructed, sparking controversy. Aung San Suu Kyi, George W. Bush, and Ko Muang play themselves in the film.