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We take a street-level look at post-war Iraq. The collapse of Saddam’s regime has created as many questions as it has answered. Dictatorship has made way for anarchy, supplies that were limited before are now non-existent. Are the Americans winning the hearts and minds campaign? Do they care?
This weeks offering is an engaging new documentary about the human shields who risked their lives remaining in Iraq after the war started. Convinced that their governments' actions were wrong, they braved bombs, looters and power cuts to try and protect the Iraqi people. Now American human shields face the prospect of up to twelve years in prison for their selfless actions.
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It seems that every day the rebuilding of Iraq suffers another setback. Thousands of families are still without water or electricity and patience is rapidly waning. But one group in particular remain optimistic: exiled Iraqis are thrilled to be back home. This week's topical and surprising documentary is the compelling tale of Hassan Janabi, who returned from 25 years in exile to help run the Min…
Australia’s detention centre at Woomera was hailed as the new way of dealing with illegal immigration. This week’s offering is the definitive story of the controversial camp. The compound gained notoriety for its riots, protests and breakouts and became a damning indictment of Australian immigration policy. And whilst detainees lived in atrocious conditions, the American backed compan…
Indigenous people from across the globe give their views on the advances of Western science. The true cost of globalisation and the damages of biomedical engineering are explored in this unique film.
With many questioning the influence oil companies wield over current US foreign policy, the role of petroleum corporations is once again in the spotlight. We bring you a documentary about a small community which took on Shell and won. Fighting against a global multi-national, they battled for their environment and health. It's a story about a town divided. The white Shell workers prize the refine…
Few journalists were allowed to report from Baghdad during the invasion in 2003. When the security apparatus vanished overnight between 8th and 9th of April, most journalists were slow to react to the new opportunity, thus not covering the early start of widespread looting and Shiite celebration. But this startling footage shows the early looting and euphoria as the Shiites of East Baghdad cel…
Whatever happened to the human shields in Iraq? This documentary charts how the trip which began as a mercy mission to stop a war soon descended into farce. Compelling viewing.
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