The film “Another Day of Mankind” presents the terrifying story of Charles Wratto, a former child soldier of the Civil War from Liberia, Africa. This, through a collage composed of different memories, builds the image of war whose scars today ragas the souls of the victims. From the processing strategies of children into killing machines, without regret, to the lack food, hygiene and future, the story interweaves a whole, contemplating the raw fundamentals of front lines, where the concept humanity loses its shape. It emphasizes the idea that humanity, as a concept of social, political, educational and philosophical, exists only so long as the basic needs of individuals, representatives of the majority, are satisfied.