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The Last Cigarette

In 1994, a historic Congressional hearing took place, led by Henry Waxman, which investigated the health effects of tobacco products, with CEOs from four prominent US tobacco companies testifying as witnesses.

The documentary intercuts excerpts from a 1994 US Congressional hearing on tobacco products and health with clips from various films and promotional materials. The hearing, chaired by Henry Waxman, covered topics such as the dangers of cigarettes, nicotine addiction, and the targeting of children in tobacco ads.

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Info about The Last Cigarette

Studio(s): ARTE, Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR)

Originally Released: United States, Dec 02, 1999

Genres:Documentary