Stunningly but unsentimentally evoked…a thoughtful script and sensitive direction…an urgent story, told simply and lyrically
Thursday 25th April, 10.30am & 7.45pm Hebden Bridge Picture House
http://www.hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk/movies/verity-s-summer-15
Thusrday 2nd May The Light Cinema, New Brighton
http://www.lightcinemas.co.uk/
Monday 20th May Saffron Screen, Saffron Walden
http://www.saffronscreen.com/
Tuesday 4th March: Maltings Cinema, Berwick
http://www.maltingsberwick.co.uk/
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The Observer, 19 January 2013
High court to hear shocking testimonies alleging sexual abuse and torture of Iraqi prisoners and their families by British armed forces between 2003 and 2008
The Independent, 18 December 2012
The Al Sweady Inquiry into allegations that soldiers killed and tortured Iraqi detainees in 2004 will start in March next year. Due to last almost a year and cost £25 million, it is expected to examine evidence from 498 military witnesses and 97 Iraqis, many of whom will be flown to Britain to give evidence in person.
The Guardian, Thursday 4 August 2011 12.42 BST
BBC, 14 June 2011
British Forces News, 25 April 2011
The Times, 14 July 2009
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The Gage inquiry into detainee abuse by British soldiers in Iraq judges it to be “a very great stain on the reputation of the army”. A "large number" of soldiers assaulted Mr Mousa and the other detainees, and several officers must have known what was happening but did nothing.
Some just didn't hear the screams of the dozens of victims as they were being tortured for 30+ hours at a time.
A revealing Radio 4 programme examining "how soldiers are taught to kill and the psychological effects of becoming a killer." There's some disturbing and provoking interviews in this, signing over your life and whole personality to be re-programmed by a State to kill strangers...