About the Film
Charles Ferguson’s No End in Sight delivers a riveting analysis of the U.S. Government’s approach to constructing the Iraq war and the subsequent occupation. Focusing on the months immediately before and after the toppling of Saddam Hussein, the film draws on jaw-droppingly frank interviews with an impressive array of high-level government officials, military personnel and journalists to expose a chain of critical errors, denial and incompetence. Through Ferguson’s lens we see how the Bush administration spent just 60 days to plan the invasion, and ignored crucial intelligence warnings that careful planning, massive troops, and international support were critical to the successful transformation of Iraq into a democracy.
Film Info
Dates
Oct 10, 2007Showtimes
7pmRated
Not RatedRun Time
102Directed by
Charles FergusonPrice
FREE
Underwritten By
This film is available for underwriting.
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Your images will be projected 18 times prior to each screening, for a total of 432 projections during an eight-week period.
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