Abbas Fahdel returns to Babylon, revealing the effects of Saddam Hussein's regime, the Iran-Iraq war, and the UN embargo on the city.
Synopsis
Abbas Fahdel returns to Babylon, revealing the effects of Saddam Hussein's regime, the Iran-Iraq war, and the UN embargo on the city.
Synopsis
Abbas Fahdel returns to Babylon after years in exile. He reconnects with friends from his youth and reflects on their lives. The film portrays the effects of Saddam Hussein's regime, the Iran-Iraq war, and the Gulf War. It also addresses the consequences of the United Nations embargo on Iraq. Fahdel's inquiries reveal the changes in his hometown and the struggles of its people. The 52-minute documentary presents a personal lens on recent Iraqi history.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Abbas Fahdel in his hometown of Babylon.
- Find out how war shaped the lives of Fahdel's friends.
- See the impact of the UN embargo on Iraq.
Did You Know
- The film is directed by Iraqi-French filmmaker Abbas Fahdel.
- Back to Babylon was released in 2002, 52 minutes long.
- The film addresses the effects of Saddam Hussein's dictatorship on Iraqi society.
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Who directed the documentary Back to Babylon?
Back to Babylon was directed by Iraqi-French film director Abbas Fahdel.
What is the duration of the documentary Back to Babylon?
The duration of Back to Babylon is 52 minutes.
What historical events are depicted in Back to Babylon?
The documentary reveals the ravages of Saddam Hussein's dictatorship, the after-effects of the Iran-Iraq war, the Gulf War, and the UN embargo.
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