Shadow World + Q&A (N/C 15+) GFT Wednesday 21 September
Stirring documentary exposing the global arms trade
Wednesday 21 September (17.50)
Running time: 1h33m
This visually dazzling exploration of the global arms trade exists at the crossroads where art, documentary, history and politics intersect. In exposing how the business of war has fostered corruption, dictated economic and foreign policies and undermined our democratic institutions, Shadow World lays bare a shocking nexus of lobbying and illicit deals. This stirring documentary exhorts viewers to demand a greater transparency. Followed by a conversation with Corruption Watch founder Andrew Feinstein and a member of CAAT.
Part of Take One Action Film Festival
Director Johan Grimonprez
USA / Belgium 2016, 1h33min, English, Spanish and Arabic with English subtitles, N/C 15+
Glasgow Film Theatre, 12 Rose Street, G3 6RB
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