'Deadly Legacy' director says film deepened her understanding of mine threat

It was a great honor to be part of the team that produced such an important and timely documentary, Alison Jayne Wilson, director of "Deadly Legacy," said at a private screening of the film, Report informs.

The documentary was produced by Beach House Pictures at the request of the Karabakh Revival Fund.

Wilson said she had long worked on films devoted to social justice and important public issues and had considered herself well informed on such subjects.

"But I can honestly admit that before I started working on this film, I was not actually as knowledgeable about the threat posed by landmines as I thought I was," she said.