Between Iraq and a Hard Place

This film presents a unique comedic perspective on the history of Iraq, beginning with its formation by the British in the early 20th century. Through a series of sketches, the film explores significant events, such as the bombing of villages and the establishment of a king, culminating in modern-day trade meetings with Saddam Hussein.

Collectors of comedy and political satire will find value in this work as it showcases the talents of prominent comedians like Rory Bremner, John Bird, and John Fortune. The film's approach to serious topics through humor offers a distinctive viewpoint that may appeal to those interested in the intersection of comedy and history.

Available in other formats, this film can be a noteworthy addition for collectors focusing on unique comedic takes on global events. Its exploration of Iraq's complex history through humor makes it stand out in the genre.