Red Ribbon, American Film Festival ·
Mannheim Film Festival · Leipzig Film Festival ·
Sydney & Melbourne Film Festivals · Moscow Film Festival
This film vividly reports on the results of
unprecedented tactics during the Vietnam War. Herbicides, with
innocuous names like Agent Orange and White were used to defoliate
forest and jungle. Bombing devastated forests and fields, leaving
over 20 million craters in South Viet Nam alone. Rome plows cleared
an area the size of Rhode Island by the end of the war. Ecocide
forcefully brings home the threat which a war strategy aimed at
the ecology poses-both to the direct victims and the rest of humanity.
23
minutes....color
A Green Mountain Post &
EW Pfeiffer Production
"A compelling story of vital importance
that is very moving, despite the cool scientific approach. Provocative,
low-key, accurate, and important."---Educational Film
Library Association
"...an excellent documentary and is suitable for a wide audience."---Science
Books & Films
"...richly thought-provoking documentary, which will be a
distinctive selection for both classroom and public library use."---Booklist
Links
Agent Orange Victims, Familites & Friends in Touch
Vietnam Vetrans of America Guide to Agent Orange
New Jersey Agent Orange Commission
Oklahoma Agent Orange Foundation
Enviromental Effects of the Vietnam War
Veteran Administration's Guide to Agent Orange Benefits
Effects of Agent Orange in Viet Nam Study
New York State Division of Veterans Affairs
For more information contact:
Green Mountain Post Films
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