Forty years after the Sanmen Gorge dam was built, local farmers face challenges from displacement and resettlement due to its construction.
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Forty years after the Sanmen Gorge dam was built, local farmers face challenges from displacement and resettlement due to its construction.
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Synopsis
Farmers near the Yellow River face displacement due to the Sanmen Gorge project, completed 40 years ago. The dam has changed local environments and communities. Displaced families share their struggles with resettlement and the difficulties of life in exile. The film also addresses flooding and economic development linked to the dam. Personal stories and expert commentary detail the human cost of such infrastructure projects.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of the Sanmen Gorge dam on local farmers.
- Find out about the environmental changes caused by the dam.
- Meet the communities affected by the dam's construction.
Did You Know
- The Sanmen Gorge dam was completed 40 years ago.
- Farmers displaced by the dam face significant resettlement issues.
- The film discusses the economic development following the dam's completion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Sanmen Gorge project?
The Sanmen Gorge project is a massive dam on the Yellow River in China, completed forty years ago.
What challenges do farmers face due to the Sanmen Gorge dam?
Farmers displaced by the dam's construction struggle with resettlement and the challenges of life in exile.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Flood'?
The documentary 'Flood' has a duration of 92 minutes.
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