Footprints of War

Name: Footprints of War
Director: Maximilian M. Mönch
Released: 2013

Maximilian M. Mönch 2013

Military attacks have alarming consequences on our ecosystem. The military footprint is huge, with contaminated radioactive landscapes, millions of tons of ammunition filling our oceans, and toxic land heaps. Modern warfare accounts for ten percent of global carbon emissions – From the First World War until today, nature has come under fire.
FOOTPRINTS OF WAR presents a search around the globe and through history to uncover the extent of this modern ecocide.

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Running Time:

52 min.

Spoken Languages:

English, French, German, Vietnamese

Subtitles:

English

Directors:

Maximilian M. Mönch

Producers:

Gregor Streiber

Cinematographers:

Robert Cöllen

Editors:

Andi Preisner

Production Companies:

werwiewas medienproduktion

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The New York Times

Makes a point about the banality of war.
Greenfilm Net

An outspoken map of those places that human cruelty has condemned forever.

Festival Participation

CinemAmbiente - 2014
Best Doc
Festival of Tolerance
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