By the Vietnam National Documentary and Scientifics Films Studio, 30 min. video.
Videos
Educational materials we find critical to learning about and understanding the effects of Agent Orange in Vietnam and among US veterans.
Agent Orange A Personal Requiem by Masako Sakata
Masako Sakata gracefully weaves her husband’s story—and her wrenching loss—with the ongoing impact of Agent Orange on Vietnamese families with disabled children.
Vietnamese Delegation in U.S. to Sue Chemical Companies for Ongoing Effects of Agent Orange
Democracy Now! episode: U.S. warplanes dumped about 18 million gallons of Agent Orange during the Vietnam War.
Vietnam at Peace and Agent Orange; Philip Jones Griffiths on CSPAN
Philip Jones Griffiths talked about the photographs he has taken in Vietnam on CSPAN.
Battle’s Poison Cloud
Three generations on, babies are still being born with serious birth defects and genetic abnormalities.
Dioxin! What Citizens, Workers and Policymakers Should Know
Interview with Dr. Linda Birnbaum, (Director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences) 2004. What is dioxin? How toxic is it? Does it cause cancer?
The Friendship Village
An international group of veterans builds a village in Vietnam for children with Agent Orange-related deformities.
Aftermath – The Remnants of War
Documentary by the National Film Board of Canada (2001) that includes a section on Agent Orange with highlights of Hatfield Consultants’ work in central Viet Nam.
Agent Orange and the Right to Life
Produced in Vietnam. English language documentary on Agent Orange (circa 1985).
Vietnam: After the Fire
Vietnam: After the Fire (Parts 1, 2, 3 & 4) Excellent two-hour documentary film by ACACIA Productions Ltd.
Ecocide – A Strategy of War
A 20 minute film about the early years of Agent Orange use in Viet Nam and the American scientists who visited the battlegrounds overviewing the ecological damage.