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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | Some Features of US Chemical Warfare in South East Asia |
| Production Date | 1971 |
| Country of Production | North Vietnam |
| Duration | 00:18:19 |
| Production Company | The Cinematographic services of The Democratic Republic of Vietnam and the Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Republic of South Vietnam |
| Film Subject Era | 1954-1975 |
| Genre | Documentary |
| Summary | The film discusses the use of chemical weapons by the US, its ethical significance and the condemnation of its use by other countries. |
| Subjects | Chemical warfare; Wars; Vietnam War (1955-1975); Genetics; Civilian deaths; Childbirth; Agriculture and farming; UN (United Nations); World Health Organisation; Animals; Experiments |
| Places | Cambodia (Kampuchea); Vietnam |
| Fiction/Non Fiction | Non Fiction |
| Sound | Sound |
| Colour Format | Black and White |
| Language | English (Narrator) |
| Module | Wars & Revolutions |
| Copyright | The British Film Institute |