The Finnish armed forces view these weapons as a “cost-effective tool” for national defense and a pragmatic means of deterrence. For Zoran Ješic, however, landmines represent something entirely different. He lost his leg to a mine during the Bosnian War, and his experience reflects the enduring human cost of these weapons. Even decades after conflicts end, they continue to kill and render entire regions uninhabitable.
The film explores the tension between military logic, political decision-making, and humanitarian principles.
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