Triple-Chaser

Directed by Praxis Films and Forensic Architecture, Triple-Chaser investigates the use of tear gas grenades against civilians and their production by a leading manufacturer. The film features David Byrne, adding a notable presence to this exploration of modern conflicts and the politics surrounding 'less-lethal munitions'.

The film addresses the ownership of the Safariland Group by Warren B. Kanders, who holds a prominent position at the Whitney Museum of American Art. This connection raises questions about the intersections of art, power, and military practices. Through its poignant examination, Triple-Chaser offers insight into the implications of arms manufacturing and its impact on society, making it relevant for those interested in documentary filmmaking and socio-political commentary.