Secondhand Smoke (1985)
“Secondhand Smoke” is a cautionary film about the dangers of secondhand tobacco smoke, which is often overlooked as a significant health risk. It portrays an evil genius who inadvertently discovers that secondhand smoke is a toxic byproduct of smoking, capable of harming both smokers and non-smokers alike. The film emphasizes the harmful effects of indoor air pollution from tobacco, particularly on children and non-smokers, and advocates for stronger regulations against smoking in public spaces. It highlights the tobacco industry’s resistance to change and calls for individuals to take action to protect their right to clean air.
Keywords
secondhand smoke, tobacco, air pollution, health risks, non-smokers, children, tobacco industry, regulations, public health, indoor pollution
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