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WAR: FIELDS OF TEARS trailer

WAR: FIELDS OF TEARS

THE FILM WILL BE AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE SATURDAY, MAY 17

TRAILER LINK ONLY:  https://youtu.be/qaL32fUtp4E

WAR – FIELDS OF TEARS, a short, animated film by award-winning filmmaker James W. Hawk, takes you on a harrowing journey through the history of human conflict. From the earliest recorded war in 2,700 BCE to the modern era, this visually striking film chronicles the major battles and their staggering human toll, vividly illustrating the evolution of warfare and its most destructive weapons.

 

This powerful sequel to the award-winning short WAR delves deeper into the horrors and costs of war, asking the timeless question: "What is it good for?" With stunning visuals and a haunting message, WAR – FIELDS OF TEARS forces us to confront humanity's darkest moments and the price we continue to pay for them.

 

James W. Hawk, an accomplished filmmaker with multiple international accolades and over 160 IMDb credits, invites you to reflect on the devastating impact of war through this meticulously crafted work, a must-see for anyone seeking to understand the true cost of conflict.

 

HawkMedia Studios OVERVIEW

- One film exhibited at an art exhibition in Rome, Italy

- Two award-winning films

- Two finalist films at a film festival worldwide

- Four films were semi-finalists at film festivals

- Two quarter-finalists

- Two were given honorable mentions

- Had films screened at 60 film festivals/venues, with 112 films being official selections

- Has 300,000+ channel views on the internet

- 160 credits on IMDb

 

Here are some links for more information about HawkMedia Studios:

IMDb:   https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3277731/?ref_=nv_sr_3

HawkMedia Studios website:    http://hawkmedia-studios.com/

HawkFilme/OldMan Hawk website:    http://www.hawkfilme.com/

Aleph to Taw website:    http://www.alephtotaw.com/

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