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Review: War, Love, God and Madness

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Mark Kermode | 11:02 UK time, Tuesday, 19 August 2008

An amazing and uplifting documentary, which shows precisely how dangerous shooting in Iraq can be.

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  • 1. At 10:37pm on 19 Aug 2008, Mr_Duff wrote:

    It's amazing that even somewhere like Iraq (and recently Afghanistan) film-makers are still risking their lives to bring us powerful and meaningful cinema. Just for that reason alone I shall be watching this film, and any other that comes from somewhere in the world like this.

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  • 2. At 02:23am on 21 Aug 2008, arunprasannan wrote:

    Thank you for the URL.

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  • 3. At 8:59pm on 08 Sep 2008, AliceEquinox wrote:

    Mark you should check out this film director in Manchester, Aneel Ahmad.
    Ive just visited his site. It will interest you
    www.myspace.com/bootpolish

    he seems to have a huge following.... Very interesting

    Regards Alice

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