An Iraqi portrait photographer is shot and killed by an American patrol and his brother Ibrahim dreams of revenge.

While volunteering to guard the ancient mosque in Kadhimiya, Ra’ad, an Iraqi portrait photographer, is shot and killed by an American patrol. His brother Ibrahim dreams of revenge.

Director Andrew Berends’s documentary “The Blood Of My Brother” takes an up-close and personal look at the tragic consequences of the Iraq War through the story of an Iraqi family mourning the death of their eldest son, who was killed by American Forces.

Blood Of My Brother: A Story Of Death In Iraq

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Blood Of My Brother: A Story Of Death In Iraq

Release Year: 2005

Duration: 84 min

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Related: History, International, Politics, E1

While volunteering to guard the ancient mosque in Kadhimiya, Ra’ad, an Iraqi portrait photographer, is shot and killed by an American patrol. His brother Ibrahim dreams of revenge.

Director Andrew Berends’s documentary “The Blood Of My Brother” takes an up-close and personal look at the tragic consequences of the Iraq War through the story of an Iraqi family mourning the death of their eldest son, who was killed by American Forces.

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Posted 11/11/09 by Terry

I agree completely. There are American soldiers dying over there to. Where is the tribute film to them? Thios is typical American Media propaganda.

Posted 10/26/09 by matt

there is a sub-title if you actually rent the movie from the store. my question is who is shooting whom in about 1:20:00 of the film… a whole lotta gun fire there

Posted 09/28/09 by SoHoMoJo

Must be an Islamic propoganda film. Nothing here I can understand. BTW, there are Americans with brothers who have died, too. Where is the link to that film? I hope no US tax dollars went into the making of this film, but I suspect they did.

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