More than ten years of anti-colonial struggle and twenty years of civil war have left Angola with countless active landmines affecting its population.
Synopsis
More than ten years of anti-colonial struggle and twenty years of civil war have left Angola with countless active landmines affecting its population.
Synopsis
In Angola, children play in fields where landmines remain buried beneath the soil. Filmed in 1996, "Scarpette bianche" documents the aftermath of decades of conflict, including a long anti-colonial struggle and a civil war that lasted twenty years. The film shows the daily lives of Angolans grappling with the dangers of unexploded ordnance. It captures the ongoing humanitarian crisis, as families face starvation and the threat of landmines in their pursuit of safety and stability.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of landmines on Angolan communities.
- Meet children facing starvation in post-war Angola.
- Find out about Angola's long civil war and its effects.
Did You Know
- Angola experienced over ten years of anti-colonial struggle.
- The civil war in Angola lasted for twenty years.
- Active landmines are still present throughout Angola, affecting daily life.
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What year was the documentary Scarpette bianche released?
Scarpette bianche was released in 1997.
How long is the documentary Scarpette bianche?
The documentary has a duration of 31 minutes.
What country is the focus of the documentary Scarpette bianche?
The documentary focuses on Angola.
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