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Kinder im Krieg

1986, German. Directed by Babak Mohammadi.

Documentary film about the suffering of children and child abuse in the numerous war theatres of the world.

The main themes of this film are WAR - FLIGHT - FAMINE - DISEASE from the viewpoint of children. Refugees from Afghanistan, Palestine, Nicaragua and Cambodia. Military training of Persian and Cambodian (refugee) children in camps. The soundtrack accompanying these frames consists of poems which prisoners scratched on the walls of their cells before they were executed.

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1h 15m
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Language
German
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Released
27 September 1986
Country
Austria
Written by
Babak Mohammadi

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Who directed Kinder im Krieg?

Kinder im Krieg (1986) was directed by Babak Mohammadi and stars Monika Riha, Rudolf Jusits, Mathias Fornberg.

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