Film Lens
The film follows Zimbabwean landmine clearers Shame and Cosimas, along with medic Previous, as they work in the Falkland Islands. These individuals travel from Zimbabwe to the subpolar region to defuse landmines left over from the Falklands War. The documentary captures their efforts in a harsh environment, surrounded by sand dunes and penguins, as they confront the remnants of a conflict that has long been forgotten.
Through their work, the film shows the ongoing impact of war on landscapes and communities. It emphasizes the importance of clearing these mines to ensure safety for future generations, showcasing the dedication and skill of the team as they navigate the challenges of their dangerous task.
Why Watch
- •Meet landmine clearers Shame and Cosimas in the Falklands.
- •See the impact of the Falklands War on the environment.
- •Find out how mines are cleared in extreme conditions.
Did You Know
•Shame and Cosimas are from Zimbabwe and travel to the Falklands.
•The documentary is set in the subpolar cold of the Falkland Islands.
•The film has a runtime of 75 minutes.
Perfect For
Landmine clearanceFalklands War historyHumanitarian efforts