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My Child, My Land

This animated short deals with the difficult subject of antipersonnel land mines. Each year, hundreds of men, women and children are wounded or killed by these land mines. This film reveals the hideous nature of these weapons along with the complicity of the industrial nations.
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This animated short deals with the difficult subject of antipersonnel land mines. Each year, hundreds of men, women and children are wounded or killed by these land mines. This film reveals the hideous nature of these weapons along with the complicity of the industrial nations.

 This work contains scenes of violence. Viewer discretion is advised.
Social Issues War, Conflict and Peace National Security and Defence All subjects
  • director
    Francine Desbiens
  • script
    Francine Desbiens
  • producer
    Pierre Hébert
  • editing
    Suzanne Allard
  • sound editing
    Francine Poirier
  • animation
    Sylvain Proteau
    Francine Desbiens
  • voice
    Isabelle Rajotte
    Patricia Marceau
    Vincent Potel
  • music
    Robert M. Lepage

Education

Ages 11 to 17
School subjects
Civics/Citizenship - Citizen Responsibilities Ethics and Religious Culture - Ethical Values Social Studies - Contemporary Issues Technology Education - Society and Technology

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