Echoes of War

Name: Echoes of War
Director: Joop van Wijk
Released: 2005

Joop van Wijk 2005

War and violence leave behind the dead, the wounded, the maimed, the victims and the witnesses. “Echoes of War” is a documentary with animated sequences about child survivors of wars and violent conflicts in Afghanistan, New York, Columbia and Sierra Leone. Children who have lost their parents through such tragedies take us into their lives and share their memories, nightmares and dreams. Through intertwining the children’s life stories with the animated sequences, the film offers a sensitive and moving portrayal about the consequences of war.

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Running Time:

50 min.

Spoken Languages:

English, Spanish

Subtitles:

English

Directors:

Joop van Wijk

Producers:

Joop van Wijk

Production Companies:

Molenwiek Film

Festival Participation

IDFA
Rio de Janeiro Film Festival
Netherlands Film Festival

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