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Agent Orange: 30 Years Later

Film
Film
Original Title (If different): 
Agent Orange: 30 Years Later
Language: 
Vietnamese
Other languages or subtitles: 
English
Production country: 
United States
Running time (In minutes): 
56 minutes
Theme: 
Documentary
Environnement / Nature
Historical
Human Rights
Independent
International
War
Category/Format: 
Documentaries
Student film: 
No
Poster: 
Production year: 
November, 2008
Film Credits
About the Director: 

Firts time filmmaker, member of the International Documentary Association (IDA) in Los Angeles, California.

Film director: 
John Trinh
Producer: 
John Trinh
About the Producer: 
<p>First time filmmaker</p>
Editing: 
John Trinh
Film photographer: 
John Trinh
Sound: 
John Trinh
Music: 
various artists
Art Director: 
John Trinh
Film synopsis: 
<p>&ldquo;AGENT ORANGE: 30 YEARS LATER&rdquo; is a drama-documentary about the victims of Agent Orange 30 years after the Viet Nam War. The film tells the story of several victims of Agent Orange - from the North to the South of Viet Nam - who were exposed to the substance when it was sprayed during the war. It interweaves compelling interviews with images culled from the archives to tell the tales of horror of people, from babies to grandparents, male and female, North and South Viet Nam living with life-altering choices to make: pro-life or abortion, alien diseases, deformities, fear, loneliness, suicidal thoughts, pain, and poverty. It is more of a drama than a reportage, or an observation. The goal of this documentary is to make the viewers aware of the impact of dioxin on the environment and the people. The film also underscores the need for compassion and heightens a sense of responsibility for our actions towards each other as stewards of the planet without regard for political differences.</p>
Budget
Budget Range: 
Between $100 000 and $10 000
Actual Budget: 
96000
Technical infos
Technical infos
Original Film Format: 
Mini DV
Format Ratio: 
4:3
Film Sound: 
Dolby SR
Video master available ?: 
Yes
Video Type: 
miniDV, DVD
Festival Selection, Awards...
Festival selection, awards or citation already received and other comments... :
Already selected in a Festival?: 
Yes
Festival selections: 

New York International Independent Film and Video Festival 2008, 42nd WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival,Griffon International Film Festival 2009, Reel Earth-Environmental Film Festival in Palmerston North, New Zealand (2009), Philadelphia Independent Film Festival, Action On Film International Film Festival, Kansas International Film Festival, 18th Annual Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival, International Independent Film Festival CamboFest in Kampot, Cambodia.

Awards received: 
<p>&quot;Best Documentary&quot;, Gold Remi award, &quot;Award of Excellence&quot;, &quot;Grabay Meas&quot; (Golden Buffalo) award. Silver Ace (Las Vegas International Film Festival), &quot;A film for Peace&quot; winner (Un Film De La Pace Festival), Kuala Lumpur Eco_Film Festival Winner.</p>
Film reviews: 
<p>- &ldquo;The film was artistically photographed and edited,&hellip;.&rdquo; by Jan Turetsky, L.A. Mentary: The Greater Los Angeles Area Mensa (1/2009) - &quot;Despite the horror, the film is at times intensely moving and beautiful, showing also the better side of human nature&mdash;qualities like kindness, compassion, and forgiveness.&quot; by Reel Earth - Environmental Film Festival (4/2009) - &quot;The film was stark, powerful and very effective. Courageous to go to those most deeply affected, look into their eyes, and explore the depths of their pain. We were deeply moved.&quot; by Alice and Lincoln Day, Producers of &quot;Scarred Lands and Wounded Lives&quot; (6/2009) - &quot;Agent Orange: 30 Years Later wrenches and outrages, as it must.&quot; by Alan Scherstuhl, The Pitch, Kansas City, MO (9/2009) - &quot;Agent Orange: 30 Years Later is crudely made but the sobering subject matter, and Trinh&#39;s sensitivity for the victims on all sides of the conflict make it worth catching.&quot; by Dan Lybarger, Metro Kansas City News &amp; Entertainment, www.kcactive.com</p>
Film distribution
Theatre: 
Open
TV: 
Open
International: 
Open
Internet: 
Open
Sales/distribution name: 
OTPL Worldwide (broadcasting)
Address: 
<p>35 Swaledale Avenue, Congleton, CW12 2BY, U.K</p>
Email: 
Publicity Infos
Publicity contact: 
John Trinh
Publicity contact email: 
Trailer availble: 
yes
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