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Iraq in Fragments
A film that illuminates post-war Iraq in three acts, building a vivid picture of a country pulled in different directions by religion and ethnicity.
Culled from 300 hours of footage taken over a two-year period, filmmaker James Longley's documentary feature shadows ordinary Iraqi citizens in three crucial yet fractured regions—Baghdad, the Shiite south, the Kurdish north—as they struggle through a chaotic present and face a distant, uncertain future.
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Iraq in Fragments
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Culled from 300 hours of footage taken over a two-year period, filmmaker James Longley's documentary feature shadows ordinary Iraqi citizens in three crucial yet fractured regions—Baghdad, the Shiite south, the Kurdish north—as they struggle through a chaotic present and face a distant, uncertain future.