AFTERMATH
takes us to Bosnia, France, Russia and Vietnam to meet a series of unique
people. A Frenchman picks up unexploded bombs from the First World War;
a Russian tries to identify bones from the Second World War; a Vietnamese
struggles with the lingering effects of Agent Orange from the Vietnam
War; and Bosnians live in an environment studded with mine-fields. Their
stories flow from one to the next, providing portraits of man's inhumanity
to man but also our ability to heal old wounds.
UNESCO Prize for best
humanitarian film and
Special Jury Prize, 4th International
Festival of Environmental Films, Brazil
Documania Special Prize, Spain
Gold Camera Award, 2002 US International Film and Video Festival
Special Jury Award at the 2002 Houston International
Film Festival
Gold Medal- Best International Affairs Documentary
New York Festivals Television Competition
Bronze Plaque -Columbus International Film & Video Festival
Wilbur Award
- Best Theatrical Film
The 2002 Hollywood Film Festival
Rhosd International Film Festival, Iran
9th International Environmental Film Festival, Spain
ECOCINEMA festival, Greece 2002
Maine International Film Festival
9th Shanghai Television Festival
4th Int. Festival of Environmental Cinema and Video (FICA) Brazil
Cracow Film Festival, Poland
Newport Beach Film Festival
Vermont International Film Festival
International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam
20e festival international du film d’environment (Paris)
The Santa Barbara International Film Festival
Thessaloniki Documentary Festival – Images of the 21st Century, Greece
Aftermath Also Screened at Yale
University
What
people are saying about Aftermath
A special
thank you for our November 8th, 2001 screening.
