The Lucrative World Of International Arms Dealing (Award Winning Documentary) | Our Life

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Published on Jun 17, 2021
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This shocking film from BAFTA and Emmy Award-winning film-makers John Pilger and David Munro looks behind the political rhetoric and discovers the world of international arms dealing. As the stakes involved in this immense source of revenue continue to rise, this film describes a market place in which political promises, democratic rights and laws themselves have given way to greed and bitter manipulation.

This film was first broadcast: 15 Nov 1994

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