A documentary, or possibly more an anti-propaganda film, that sharply and convincingly offers (visual) evidence to criticise news reporting during the latest war in Iraq. The makers sought and found the images that show the other side (the non-military side, that of civilian victims) of the war. With a fluid commentary by the star of counter journalism, Amy Goodman.
Also in this combined programme
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Texas Sunrise
Beauty and decay in a classic Texan landscape. In the background, a bum grumbles his sombre predictions. -
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ONE YEAR LATER – Interviews and Radio
On the road through America passing tourist landscapes. One year after September 11, the date comes round again. At least it does on the radio. -
Letters, Conversations: New York – Chicago Fall 2001
Personal impressions of a changing world. E-mails, letters and diary fragments augment the images after September 11 and the war in Afghanistan. -
A Room with a View in the Financial District
Before it all happened, an artist looked around the WTC in New York. In retrospect, it all looks very spooky. -
Film details
- Country of production
- USA
- Year
- 2003
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2004
- Length
- 29'
- Medium/Format
- Betacam SP PAL
