This is a truly poignant film which features a diverse mix of people who have been part of the clean up operation after recent major wars. We get to hear from French, Russian, Bosnian and Vietnamese nationals who have had to deal with the aftermath of human carnage. We meet people who clear the mines, some who's job it is to tend to the badly injured, others who are dealing with the fallout from biological weapons, and psychologists who are attempting to deal with mental war wounds.