Mirages

Emanuel Licha

IndieLisboa 2011 • International Competition

Canada, France, Documentary, 2010, 22′

In the midst of the Californian desert lies Bagdad, a train center for soldiers, before they leave for real Iraq. In this documentary by Emanuel Licha what scares us the most is that we play at wars, as if they were Hollywood movies. Accurate and astute,

El ruido de las estrellas me aturde

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