Blood of My Brother

Aroview: A revealing, often eye-opening Iraqi War perspective, shot through director Berends’ unprecedented access to the Mehdi Army and citizens caught in the crossfire.

Centred around the story of a 19-year-old teen, lured by anti-American sentiment and guerilla insurgency after his older brother is killed by U.S soliders, this manages to generate ample outrage and human emotion while offering an unique – if ever so slightly imbalanced – insider’s guide to the occupation of Iraq.