“The remnants of war exist as unexploded artillery shells and swath of unburied landmines. They drift as sea mines in oceans and moulders as dead soldiers left unburied beneath forest leaves.” - Donovan Webster

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Aftermath: The Remnants of War is a feature length documentary that takes us to France, Russia, Vietnam and Bosnia to reveal the dark past that still haunts us. With a mix of never before seen footage, stock images, narration and original score, AFTERMATH is a reminder that we will continue to pay for the last century’s legacy of war for years to come.

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Aftermath takes us to Bosnia, France, Russia and Vietnam to meet a series of unique people. A Frenchman picks up unexploded bombs from the First World War; a Russian tries to identify bones from the Second World War; a Vietnamese struggles with the lingering effects of Agent Orange from the Vietnam War; and Bosnians live in an environment studded with mine-fields. Their stories flow from one to the next, providing portraits of man's inhumanity to man but also our ability to heal old wounds.

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Aftermath is based on the Lionel Gelber Prize winning book by American author Donovan Webster.