Article: Agent Orange effects detailed in film Friday

pjnyden@wvgazette.com

"The Last Ghost of War," a new independent film about long-term health damages from Agent Orange and dioxins, will have its first showing in the Appalachian region Friday evening at South Charleston's LaBelle Theater.

The 57-minute film interviews American veterans from the Vietnam War, Vietnamese people whose towns were sprayed with Agent Orange in the late 1960s and early 1970s, as well as local workers who produced the chemicals at Monsanto's Nitro plant, which is now closed.

Janet Gardner, the film's producer, met and photographed children in Vietnam who suffer missing limbs, enlarged heads and bulging eyes.

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