#mekong — Public Fediverse posts

Rare earth mining is poisoning Mekong River tributaries, threatening 'the world's kitchen' https://phys.org/news/2026-04-rare-earth-poisoning-mekong-river.html

#environment #Mekong #river #mining

#SEAsia’s #Mekong River being poisoned by #rareearth #mining
"dd for fish is falling due to worries over #contamination of Mekong & its tributaries by toxic run-off fr Rare Earth mines upstream.. Rising demand for RE materials is driving an unregulated mining boom centred in #Myanmar to #Laos.. Mekong has long faced mounting pressures, fr plastic #pollution to #hydropower dams hemming it upstream.. experts warn tt toxic run-off fr RE mines cld pose an existential threat"🧐
https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/3351881/southeast-asias-mekong-river-being-poisoned-rare-earth-mining?utm_source=rss_feed

#SEAsia’s #Mekong River being poisoned by #rareearth #mining
"dd for fish is falling due to worries over #contamination of Mekong & its tributaries by toxic run-off fr Rare Earth mines upstream.. Rising demand for RE materials is driving an unregulated mining boom centred in #Myanmar to #Laos.. Mekong has long faced mounting pressures, fr plastic #pollution to #hydropower dams hemming it upstream.. experts warn tt toxic run-off fr RE mines cld pose an existential threat"🧐
https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/3351881/southeast-asias-mekong-river-being-poisoned-rare-earth-mining?utm_source=rss_feed

#SEAsia’s #Mekong River being poisoned by #rareearth #mining
"dd for fish is falling due to worries over #contamination of Mekong & its tributaries by toxic run-off fr Rare Earth mines upstream.. Rising demand for RE materials is driving an unregulated mining boom centred in #Myanmar to #Laos.. Mekong has long faced mounting pressures, fr plastic #pollution to #hydropower dams hemming it upstream.. experts warn tt toxic run-off fr RE mines cld pose an existential threat"🧐
https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/3351881/southeast-asias-mekong-river-being-poisoned-rare-earth-mining?utm_source=rss_feed

#SEAsia’s #Mekong River being poisoned by #rareearth #mining
"dd for fish is falling due to worries over #contamination of Mekong & its tributaries by toxic run-off fr Rare Earth mines upstream.. Rising demand for RE materials is driving an unregulated mining boom centred in #Myanmar to #Laos.. Mekong has long faced mounting pressures, fr plastic #pollution to #hydropower dams hemming it upstream.. experts warn tt toxic run-off fr RE mines cld pose an existential threat"🧐
https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/3351881/southeast-asias-mekong-river-being-poisoned-rare-earth-mining?utm_source=rss_feed

#SEAsia’s #Mekong River being poisoned by #rareearth #mining
"dd for fish is falling due to worries over #contamination of Mekong & its tributaries by toxic run-off fr Rare Earth mines upstream.. Rising demand for RE materials is driving an unregulated mining boom centred in #Myanmar to #Laos.. Mekong has long faced mounting pressures, fr plastic #pollution to #hydropower dams hemming it upstream.. experts warn tt toxic run-off fr RE mines cld pose an existential threat"🧐
https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/3351881/southeast-asias-mekong-river-being-poisoned-rare-earth-mining?utm_source=rss_feed

Huge cities, populations & economic sectors may be affected by sea level rise much faster than previously estimated... #Shanghai #Jakarta #Osaka #Bangkok #Nile #Mekong #YellowRiver
https://e360.yale.edu/features/sea-level-rise-land-subsidence

#BlindSpot #SeaLevel #Ocean #ClimateChange

Huge cities, populations & economic sectors may be affected by sea level rise much faster than previously estimated... #Shanghai #Jakarta #Osaka #Bangkok #Nile #Mekong #YellowRiver
https://e360.yale.edu/features/sea-level-rise-land-subsidence

#BlindSpot #SeaLevel #Ocean #ClimateChange

Huge cities, populations & economic sectors may be affected by sea level rise much faster than previously estimated... #Shanghai #Jakarta #Osaka #Bangkok #Nile #Mekong #YellowRiver
https://e360.yale.edu/features/sea-level-rise-land-subsidence

#BlindSpot #SeaLevel #Ocean #ClimateChange

Huge cities, populations & economic sectors may be affected by sea level rise much faster than previously estimated... #Shanghai #Jakarta #Osaka #Bangkok #Nile #Mekong #YellowRiver
https://e360.yale.edu/features/sea-level-rise-land-subsidence

#BlindSpot #SeaLevel #Ocean #ClimateChange

Huge cities, populations & economic sectors may be affected by sea level rise much faster than previously estimated... #Shanghai #Jakarta #Osaka #Bangkok #Nile #Mekong #YellowRiver
https://e360.yale.edu/features/sea-level-rise-land-subsidence

#BlindSpot #SeaLevel #Ocean #ClimateChange

https://www.sandspice.com/luang-prabang/

Luang Prabang 🌊 🏞️ 💦 Rivers, Mountains & Waterfalls

If you're into temples, monks, and the kind of peace that makes you want to scream, this might just be your personal nirvana. For the rest of us, there's always the Beerlau ... 🍺

#LuangPrabang #Laos #Mekong #LuangSi #Waterfalls #Travel
https://www.sandspice.com/luang-prabang/?fsp_sid=716

A More Troubling Picture of Sea Level Rise Is Coming into View

Scientists have uncovered a “blind spot” in the research on rising seas, revealing that tens of millions of people thought safe from coastal flooding are at risk of inundation. Across much of the world, sea levels are higher than previously assumed and land is sinking faster.

By Fred Pearce • April 9, 2026

Excerpt: "The other new study focused on the world’s #RiverDeltas. It has long been known that many #deltas are sinking under the influence of #Groundwater pumping. But as Robert Nicholls, climate adaptation researcher at the University of East Anglia, notes, 'There have been lots of different estimates.' Data were inconsistent and based on crude, delta-wide estimates. 'Now at last we have a consistent data set, with high spatial resolution.'

"That data comes from Leonard Ohenhen, an earth system scientist at the University of California, Irvine, who used satellite-mounted radar to produce 3D maps of subsidence on 40 of the world’s biggest and most populous river deltas. He has found that subsidence afflicts more than half those deltas. Most startlingly, in 18 cases subsidence rates exceed those of #RisingTides — hence, more than doubling the effective yearly rise in local sea levels, and in some cases multiplying it tenfold.

"This again puts tens of millions of people once thought safe from rising tides this century in imminent harm’s way, including those living on the deltas of the #Nile in #Egypt, the #Mekong in #Vietnam, the #Mahanadi in #India, and the #YellowRiver in #China. If the current rate of subsidence persists, these areas will be flooded much sooner than thought.

"Researchers say many deltas and other low-lying coastal areas not included in the two studies are at greater risk than believed and urgently require detailed investigation of both actual sea levels and the rate of land subsidence."

Read more:
https://e360.yale.edu/features/sea-level-rise-land-subsidence

#SeaLevelRise #Subsidience #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #SeaLevels #RiverDeltas #GroundwaterExtraction #BigWater

A More Troubling Picture of Sea Level Rise Is Coming into View

Scientists have uncovered a “blind spot” in the research on rising seas, revealing that tens of millions of people thought safe from coastal flooding are at risk of inundation. Across much of the world, sea levels are higher than previously assumed and land is sinking faster.

By Fred Pearce • April 9, 2026

Excerpt: "The other new study focused on the world’s #RiverDeltas. It has long been known that many #deltas are sinking under the influence of #Groundwater pumping. But as Robert Nicholls, climate adaptation researcher at the University of East Anglia, notes, 'There have been lots of different estimates.' Data were inconsistent and based on crude, delta-wide estimates. 'Now at last we have a consistent data set, with high spatial resolution.'

"That data comes from Leonard Ohenhen, an earth system scientist at the University of California, Irvine, who used satellite-mounted radar to produce 3D maps of subsidence on 40 of the world’s biggest and most populous river deltas. He has found that subsidence afflicts more than half those deltas. Most startlingly, in 18 cases subsidence rates exceed those of #RisingTides — hence, more than doubling the effective yearly rise in local sea levels, and in some cases multiplying it tenfold.

"This again puts tens of millions of people once thought safe from rising tides this century in imminent harm’s way, including those living on the deltas of the #Nile in #Egypt, the #Mekong in #Vietnam, the #Mahanadi in #India, and the #YellowRiver in #China. If the current rate of subsidence persists, these areas will be flooded much sooner than thought.

"Researchers say many deltas and other low-lying coastal areas not included in the two studies are at greater risk than believed and urgently require detailed investigation of both actual sea levels and the rate of land subsidence."

Read more:
https://e360.yale.edu/features/sea-level-rise-land-subsidence

#SeaLevelRise #Subsidience #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #SeaLevels #RiverDeltas #GroundwaterExtraction #BigWater

A More Troubling Picture of Sea Level Rise Is Coming into View

Scientists have uncovered a “blind spot” in the research on rising seas, revealing that tens of millions of people thought safe from coastal flooding are at risk of inundation. Across much of the world, sea levels are higher than previously assumed and land is sinking faster.

By Fred Pearce • April 9, 2026

Excerpt: "The other new study focused on the world’s #RiverDeltas. It has long been known that many #deltas are sinking under the influence of #Groundwater pumping. But as Robert Nicholls, climate adaptation researcher at the University of East Anglia, notes, 'There have been lots of different estimates.' Data were inconsistent and based on crude, delta-wide estimates. 'Now at last we have a consistent data set, with high spatial resolution.'

"That data comes from Leonard Ohenhen, an earth system scientist at the University of California, Irvine, who used satellite-mounted radar to produce 3D maps of subsidence on 40 of the world’s biggest and most populous river deltas. He has found that subsidence afflicts more than half those deltas. Most startlingly, in 18 cases subsidence rates exceed those of #RisingTides — hence, more than doubling the effective yearly rise in local sea levels, and in some cases multiplying it tenfold.

"This again puts tens of millions of people once thought safe from rising tides this century in imminent harm’s way, including those living on the deltas of the #Nile in #Egypt, the #Mekong in #Vietnam, the #Mahanadi in #India, and the #YellowRiver in #China. If the current rate of subsidence persists, these areas will be flooded much sooner than thought.

"Researchers say many deltas and other low-lying coastal areas not included in the two studies are at greater risk than believed and urgently require detailed investigation of both actual sea levels and the rate of land subsidence."

Read more:
https://e360.yale.edu/features/sea-level-rise-land-subsidence

#SeaLevelRise #Subsidience #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #SeaLevels #RiverDeltas #GroundwaterExtraction #BigWater

A More Troubling Picture of Sea Level Rise Is Coming into View

Scientists have uncovered a “blind spot” in the research on rising seas, revealing that tens of millions of people thought safe from coastal flooding are at risk of inundation. Across much of the world, sea levels are higher than previously assumed and land is sinking faster.

By Fred Pearce • April 9, 2026

Excerpt: "The other new study focused on the world’s #RiverDeltas. It has long been known that many #deltas are sinking under the influence of #Groundwater pumping. But as Robert Nicholls, climate adaptation researcher at the University of East Anglia, notes, 'There have been lots of different estimates.' Data were inconsistent and based on crude, delta-wide estimates. 'Now at last we have a consistent data set, with high spatial resolution.'

"That data comes from Leonard Ohenhen, an earth system scientist at the University of California, Irvine, who used satellite-mounted radar to produce 3D maps of subsidence on 40 of the world’s biggest and most populous river deltas. He has found that subsidence afflicts more than half those deltas. Most startlingly, in 18 cases subsidence rates exceed those of #RisingTides — hence, more than doubling the effective yearly rise in local sea levels, and in some cases multiplying it tenfold.

"This again puts tens of millions of people once thought safe from rising tides this century in imminent harm’s way, including those living on the deltas of the #Nile in #Egypt, the #Mekong in #Vietnam, the #Mahanadi in #India, and the #YellowRiver in #China. If the current rate of subsidence persists, these areas will be flooded much sooner than thought.

"Researchers say many deltas and other low-lying coastal areas not included in the two studies are at greater risk than believed and urgently require detailed investigation of both actual sea levels and the rate of land subsidence."

Read more:
https://e360.yale.edu/features/sea-level-rise-land-subsidence

#SeaLevelRise #Subsidience #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #SeaLevels #RiverDeltas #GroundwaterExtraction #BigWater

A More Troubling Picture of Sea Level Rise Is Coming into View

Scientists have uncovered a “blind spot” in the research on rising seas, revealing that tens of millions of people thought safe from coastal flooding are at risk of inundation. Across much of the world, sea levels are higher than previously assumed and land is sinking faster.

By Fred Pearce • April 9, 2026

Excerpt: "The other new study focused on the world’s #RiverDeltas. It has long been known that many #deltas are sinking under the influence of #Groundwater pumping. But as Robert Nicholls, climate adaptation researcher at the University of East Anglia, notes, 'There have been lots of different estimates.' Data were inconsistent and based on crude, delta-wide estimates. 'Now at last we have a consistent data set, with high spatial resolution.'

"That data comes from Leonard Ohenhen, an earth system scientist at the University of California, Irvine, who used satellite-mounted radar to produce 3D maps of subsidence on 40 of the world’s biggest and most populous river deltas. He has found that subsidence afflicts more than half those deltas. Most startlingly, in 18 cases subsidence rates exceed those of #RisingTides — hence, more than doubling the effective yearly rise in local sea levels, and in some cases multiplying it tenfold.

"This again puts tens of millions of people once thought safe from rising tides this century in imminent harm’s way, including those living on the deltas of the #Nile in #Egypt, the #Mekong in #Vietnam, the #Mahanadi in #India, and the #YellowRiver in #China. If the current rate of subsidence persists, these areas will be flooded much sooner than thought.

"Researchers say many deltas and other low-lying coastal areas not included in the two studies are at greater risk than believed and urgently require detailed investigation of both actual sea levels and the rate of land subsidence."

Read more:
https://e360.yale.edu/features/sea-level-rise-land-subsidence

#SeaLevelRise #Subsidience #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #SeaLevels #RiverDeltas #GroundwaterExtraction #BigWater

Early on Don Det. Hours before the ferry to Cambodia.
So I walk.

Mekong River. Lao kids running past. Cows in the road. Motorbikes whizzing by. Bronski Beat in my headphones.

A small girl mirrors my fast walk beside me — and I realise: that’s how I look.

A simple walk with music in a new country is anything but simple.

https://whothefami.substack.com/p/the-simple-euphoria-of-a-walk

#SlowTravel #WritingLife #Mekong #TravelMindset #FlowState

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. Mit Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger und Willem Dafoe. (ARTE, Wh.)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. Mit Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger und Willem Dafoe. (ARTE, Wh.)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. Mit Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger und Willem Dafoe. (ARTE, Wh.)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. Mit Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger und Willem Dafoe. (ARTE, Wh.)

Blick durch einen Bogen auf den Mekong River.
Von Thailand aus gesehen links befindet sich Myanmar und rechts ist Laos.

#FensterFreitag #WindowFriday #photography #photo #Fotografie #Grenzen #Borders #Thailand #Laos #Myanmar #Asien #Mekong

Mekong sand mining risks collapse of SE Asia’s largest freshwater lake, study finds https://news.mongabay.com/2025/12/mekong-sand-mining-risks-collapse-of-se-asias-largest-freshwater-lake-study-finds/

#Asia #Mekong #environment #water #freshwater #sand #mining

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD, Wh.)

Zum Blog: https://nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/oliver-stone-platoon-1986/

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD, Wh.)

Zum Blog: https://nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/oliver-stone-platoon-1986/

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD, Wh.)

Zum Blog: https://nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/oliver-stone-platoon-1986/

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD, Wh.)

Zum Blog: https://nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/oliver-stone-platoon-1986/

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD, Wh.)

Zum Blog: https://nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/oliver-stone-platoon-1986/

New mapping reveals hidden mining boom in Laos that threatens the Mekong https://news.mongabay.com/2025/12/new-mapping-reveals-hidden-mining-boom-in-laos-that-threatens-the-mekong/

#Laos #Mekong #environment #mining

CAN THO, VIETNAM: Un sueño del Mekong se hace verdad cuando Marriott garrocha Legacy Mekong Resort #can_tho #colección_de_autógrafos #cuando #del #Hace #hoteles_y_complejos_turísticos_en_vietnam #lanza #Legacy #legacy_mekong_can_tho #Marriott #marriott_apec_700 #Mekong #mekong_delta_resort #realidad #Resort #sueño #THO #Vietnam #Butter...
https://butterword.com/can-tho-vietnam-un-sueno-del-mekong-se-hace-verdad-cuando-marriott-garrocha-legacy-mekong-resort/?feed_id=57467&_unique_id=692e1d2b628ab

A spot to enjoy the slow, relaxing teatime of the soul

Sisowath Quay riverside walk along Tonle River stretches past Royal Palace to Koh Pich.

There is always a cooling breeze making daytime city exploring bearable. The trees provides some shadow.

This riverside is an essential part of visiting Phnom Penh, capital of the Kingdom of Cambodia. The pearl of Asia are defined by the rivers around and cutting through it.

#riverwalk #tonlesap #mekong #Sisowatquay #PhnomPenh #pearlofAsia #Cambodia

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD)

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD)

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD)

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD)

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD)

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD)

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD)

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD)

Oliver Stone – „Platoon“ (1986)

Dschungel, Schlamm und konstante Paranoia. Absolut keine Helden, kein Happy End. Ein Film, wie schweres Fieber. Und ein Film von Oliver Stone. Es ist tatsächlich spürbar, dass er dabei war, in Vietnam. Der Schweiß, die Mücken, die Schreie in der Nacht – nichts davon wirkt erfunden. Schon die erste Szene lässt das Publikum jede Hoffnung verlieren. Keine Hollywood-Kriegs-Glorie, sondern nur eine Schilderung des Überlebens von Stunde zu Stunde. Tag zu Tag. (ARD)