The weapons of war continue to exact a grim toll long after peace treaties have been signed. This compelling film takes us from the forests and fields of Verdun, where French farmers are still being killed by inadvertently detonating shells dating from the First World War, to Stalingrad in Russia—the watershed battle of the Second World War. Next, we go to Vietnam, where thousands are still suffering the consequences of the defoliant Agent Orange, used by the American forces, and Sarajevo, Bosnia, the scene of atrocities many thought would never be repeated on European soil. A sobering reminder that millions are still fighting wars we choose to forget.