Selected Press for The Dreams of Sparrows (2005)
"Through the eyes of Iraqis, in "The Dreams of Sparrows," we can finally divine what emerges from the war's digestive tract...From Baghdad's necropolis of slums and nightmarish refugee camps we travel with Daffar to its middle-class apartments, artists' hangouts, mosques and the headquarters of the Communist Party. This is a city of armed men and of stylish women nervously chain-smoking in their apartments; a city where children studying in a private school hold up crayon drawings and say, "Here the tank is aiming at the helicopter, and they exchange shells and rockets." - Tom Bissell, The New York Times Magazine (link)
"This taste of reality is so bitter it just might make you choke, but it's something we should all experience anyway. 'Dreams of Sparrows' is a frightening, eye-opening kick in the butt." - Eric Campos, Filmthreat.com |