Publicado em 4 de abr de 2013
Belgian director Jaco van Dormael shot this film for Handicap International in 1997 to raise awareness about the victims of landmines. Although the statistics have changed, the message is just as important today. Action cannot stop until these cowardly weapons are eliminated forever.
This film is part of a collection of short films called 'Spotlights on a massacre'. In 1997, 10 acclaimed directors from around the world contributed to 'Spotlights on a massacre' with the aim of shining a light on the impact of landmines. In different ways, each film in the collection captures the reality of an issue that affects ordinary people all over the world.
© Little Bear & Handicap International 1997
This film is part of a collection of short films called 'Spotlights on a massacre'. In 1997, 10 acclaimed directors from around the world contributed to 'Spotlights on a massacre' with the aim of shining a light on the impact of landmines. In different ways, each film in the collection captures the reality of an issue that affects ordinary people all over the world.
© Little Bear & Handicap International 1997
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