In 1976 a massive explosion at chemicals factory Icmesa in the Italian Seveso had devastating consequences for neighbouring communities and their environment. Icmesa's parent company was Givaudan, which in turn belonged to Hoffman La Roche, based in Basel. Following the accident, Icmesa's technical director Jorg Sambeth was charged with failing to keep adequate security measures. During his investigations into the true cause and background to the catastrophe, Sambeth stumbled upon facts that were damaging to those who were paying his lawyers. Yet he is sentenced to five years in prison. How should he take up his grievances with this conglomerate of companies?
الإعلان الترويجي
طاقم العمل
Sabine Gisiger
Director
Caroline Sambeth
Self
Roger Dagon
Self
Ekkehard Sieker
Self
Jörg Sambeth
Self
Ulrich Sambeth
Self
Italo Pasquon
Self
Jo Brauner
Self
Birgit Sambeth Glasner
Self
Alberto Moro-Visconti
Self
Theo Theofanous
Self
Sabine Gisiger
Writer
Jörg Sambeth
Writer
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