Aftermath: the Remnants of War

Name: Aftermath: the Remnants of War
Director: Daniel Sekulich
Released: 2001

Daniel Sekulich 2001

War does not end when peace treaties are signed. The evidence of warfare lies beneath our fields, our cities and our collective memory. Aftermath: The Remnants of War weaves archival images and personal stories into a powerful portrait of lingering devastation. Based on the Gelber Award-winning book by Donovan Webster, this insightful film reveals the twentieth century as the most violent in all of human history, with a death toll of more than one hundred million.

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Running Time:

74 min

Spoken Languages:

English

Directors:

Daniel Sekulich

Producers:

Michael Kot, Sydney Suissa, Norm Bolen, Don Haig, Louise Lore, Peter Starr, Ed Barreveld, André Bennett

Editors:

Deborah Palloway

Production Companies:

Aftermath Pictures Inc., National Film Board of Canada

Festival Participation

FICA - International Festival of Environmental Films & Videos - 2002
UNESCO Prize
FICA - International Festival of Environmental Films & Videos - 2002
Special Jury Prize + Special Prize Documania
Houston WorldFest - International Film Festival - 2002
Gold Special Jury Award
The New York Festivals / Festival Competition - 2002
Gold World Medal
Columbus International Film and Video Festival - 2002
Bronze Plaque Award
New York Itinérant - Wilbur Awards Competition - 2002
Religion Communicators Council's 2001 Wilbur Award
US International Film and Video Festival - 2002
Gold Camera Award

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