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Dirty Wars Investigative journalist Jeremy Scahill is pulled into an unexpected journey as he chases down the hidden truth behind America's expanding covert wars. (c) Official FB Unrated. If You Want to Watch Dirty Wars Movie Streaming in HD HERE Release Date Dirty Wars Jun 7, 2013 Limited
Genres Dirty Wars : Documentary,Special Interest
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All Critics Rating For Dirty Wars : 7.7
All Critics Count For Dirty Wars : 8
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Cast For Dirty Wars
Jeremy Scahill,Nasser Al Aulaqi,Saleha Al Aulaqi,Muqbal Al Kazemi,Abdul Rahman Barman,Andrew Exum,Sheikh Saleh Bin Fareed,Abdul Ghafoor Mohamed,Philip Giraldi,Matthew Hoh,Patrick Lang
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Dirty Wars is essential viewing for anyone who wants to know how we wage war right now; it's also a chilling prologue for what's likely a global future of endless war and blowback. Ernest Hardy-Village Voice Dirty Wars leaves some deeper questions unexplored, mainly the philosophical struggle between security and secrecy, but makes up grandly with raw data and one correspondent's passion. Joshua Rothkopf-Time Out New York Gritty and gripping, playing out like a paranoid geopolitical thriller ... Anthony Kaufman-Village Voice [The] astonishingly hard-hitting "Dirty Wars" renders the investigative work of journalist Jeremy Scahill in the form of a '70s-style conspiracy thriller. Rob Nelson-Variety Persuasive and deeply troubling, Dirty Wars shows how the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) has been fighting a secret war against terrorists in Iraq and Afghanistan Daniel Eagan-Film Journal International The sobering "Dirty Wars" speaks directly to Americans who believe that their country's behavior overseas has improved appreciably since the election of President Obama. Tim Grierson-Screen International Ably leads us through its extensive investigation, faltering only when the camera lingers on Jeremy Scahill for a touch too long at the expense of his interview subjects. Tomas Hachard-Slant Magazine