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Iraq: The Song of the Missing Men
From the deep south to the extreme north, a trip through Iraq where the amazing diversity of Iraqi society is unveiled. Haunting chants are interwoven with the voices of the people, lending a poetic resonance to the issue.
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From the deep south to the extreme north, a trip through Iraq where the amazing diversity of Iraqi society is unveiled. Haunting chants are interwoven with the voices of the people, lending a poetic resonance to the issue.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Chawki Abdelamir, Hosham Dawod
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Zarafa Films
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