This award winning documentary examines the long term effects of the Vietnam War after the conflict ended in 1975. The country and its people tell of their experience, both during the war and in the years since.

The film shows how the land was shattered by B-52 carpet bombing which produced over 26 million craters: how millions of acres of forest and farmland were destroyed by Agent Orange, seriously damaging the entire ecosystem, producing a devastated land and a damaged and exhausted people.

Narrated by Eartha Kitt.