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Title

Consuming Hunger: Part I - Getting the Story

Length

29 min.

File No

329

Format

DVD

Description

Three part series. If the Vietnam conflict was a "television war" then the starvation in Ethiopia was a "television famine". Our thoughts and feelings about it and responses to it have been completely shaped by television images.  This video explores why it took so long for Western television to cover the famine.

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