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Ground War (2018)

A filmmaker's investigation reveals that the use of pesticides around the world may have farther reaching consequences than he had ever imagined. The only hope he sees for a brighter future lies with the incredible people he encounters along the way.
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A filmmaker's investigation reveals that the use of pesticides around the world may have farther reaching consequences than he had ever imagined. The only hope he sees for a brighter future lies with the incredible people he encounters along the way.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Andrew Nisker
Written By:Andrew Nisker
In Theaters:3/28/2018
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Take Action Films, Documentary Channel

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