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Seven months after war was declared over, journalist Sean Langan arrived in Iraq. He spent three months living in the notorious Sunni triangle, deftly moving between resistance fighters and the American troops. Travelling where few journalists dare to go and filming alone, the producer has captured a rare grassroots view of the war still raging across Iraq. ("Riveting Stuff", UK Observer 8/8/04)

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On the Brink

Iraq | 2004

One year on from 'liberation', Iraq has descended into chaos. Many people still lack electricity, the death toll is rising and vast swathes of the country have become 'no go' areas for the Americans. The country teeters on the brink of civil war. But how did the situation deteriorate so quickly? Why did the cheering Iraqis who initially welcomed the Americans turn against them? This week's high q…

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The Liberace of Baghdad

Iraq | 2004

Samir Peter, once Iraq’s most famous pianist now plays in a half-empty hotel bar to contractors, mercenaries and besieged journalists. In his heyday he described himself as the ‘Liberace of Baghdad’ but today he sleeps in a bricked up hotel room, too afraid to cross town to his 7 bedroom mansion. His string of western girlfriends has led to his wife and two of his kids leaving for the States. But…

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Saddam's Spouse

Iraq | 2004

Samira Hussein, second wife of the ruthless millitary dictator of Iraq, Saddam Hussein, reflects upon being his spouse. Whilst she reminisces over her husband's days in power, Iraqi citizens display their resentment towards the autocrat. Known for his crimes against humanity, Iraqis protest over his genocidal actions and war crimes whilst he endures his two-year tenure in an American prison.

Mission Accomplished: Langan in Ir…

Iraq | 2004

On the Brink

Iraq | 2004

The Liberace of Baghdad

Iraq | 2004

Saddam's Spouse

Iraq | 2004