Battle's Poison Cloud
During the Vietnam War (1956-1973), the US forces experimented with thousands of chemicals to kill the foliage of the forests and reveal the enemy. According to the US Defense Department, 17,6 million gallons of chemicals were used, still causing devastating damages. Vietnam has, since the war, recorded extraordinarily high numbers of birth abnormalities. However, the United States refuses to acknowledge the link between dioxin poisoning and malformations while they do recognize the effects of Agent Orange on their own vets and children. Today, 12 hotspots in South Vietnam calls for immediate evacuation and clean up. But this will cost thousands of dollars… Without the USA acknowledging their responsibility, Vietnamese people will continue to fight the war, long after the battle cry is silent.
United Kingdom - 2002 - 54 mn - Betacam Digital - Colour
Director
Cécile Trijssenaar
Camera
Cécile Trijssenaar
Editing
Cécile Trijssenaar
Music
Stuart Millar, Tristin Norwell
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Production
Tambuti Films,
4, Antrobus rd,
W4 5H1 London, Royaume-Uni
Tél : +44 208 74 74 099
E-mail : tambutifilms@aol.com
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Sales
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4, Antrobus rd,
W4 5H1 London, Royaume-Uni
Tél : +44 208 74 74 099
E-mail : tambutifilms@aol.com |
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