Synopsis
Millions of antipersonnel landmines continue to claim victims daily in more than eighty countries, despite a global ban on their use.
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Synopsis
Burma's isolated landscapes reveal the ongoing threat of antipersonnel landmines. Despite a global ban, millions of these devices continue to injure and kill civilians in over eighty countries. The film features firsthand accounts from mine victims, deminers, and campaigners, including Nobel Peace Laureate Jody Williams. It includes footage from Colombia, Iraq, and Afghanistan, as well as access to warehouses filled with Soviet-made mines. Disarm presents a critical look at the lasting impact of landmines and the challenges of achieving a mine-free world.
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Why Watch
- See harrowing footage from Colombia and Iraq.
- Meet Nobel Peace Laureate Jody Williams.
- Find out about Soviet-made mines stockpiled worldwide.
Did You Know
- Millions of antipersonnel landmines still exist in over 80 countries.
- Landmines can inflict destruction on civilian populations for decades.
- Disarm features footage smuggled from the isolated nation of Burma.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many countries are affected by antipersonnel landmines?
Antipersonnel landmines continue to claim victims in more than eighty countries.
Who is Jody Williams?
Jody Williams is a Nobel Peace Laureate featured in the documentary, providing insightful comments on the issue of landmines.
What is the duration of the documentary Disarm?
Disarm has a duration of 67 minutes.
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