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Director Robert Greenwald makes a passionate point -- that private contractors are getting rich while others are suffering -- in this thought-provoking 2006 documentary about profiteering and the Iraq War. Using whistle-blower testimony, firsthand accounts, financial records and classified documents, Greenwald levels charges of greed, corruption and incompetence against private contractors and shows the effect they have on Americans and Iraqis.
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A febrile blend of facts, liberal outrage and emotional manipulation, Robert Greenwald's documentary examines the role of private contractors in Iraq. Via interviews with military personnel, journalists, ex-detainees of Abu Ghraib and former employees of the companies in question, the movie compiles a horrifying catalogue of greed, corruption and incompetence.
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Release Year:
2006
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MPAA Rating:
NR
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Runtime:
75 min
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Available From:
Jan 23, 2012
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213 people
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- Robert Greenwald
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