A stunning and vivid portrait of the current situation in Iraq, James Longley’s vérité-style documentary unfolds in three acts. The first section follows Mohammed, an eleven year-old auto mechanic who has lost his father and idolizes his overbearing boss.  Part two documents the goings-on of the Moqtada-Sadr political movement which imposes its interpretation of Islamic law on the Iraqi people, causing great divides within the party. The final section explores the life of a Kurdish family who welcomes U.S. intervention after the atrocities of Saddam Hussein’s government. This powerful work earned prizes for directing, cinematography and editing at the Sundance Film Festival.