Bulletproof Salesman

The documentary follows Fidelis Cloer, who identifies himself as a war profiteer during the U.S. invasion of Iraq. It highlights his operation of selling armored cars in war-torn regions, where safety became a critical commodity. The film captures the chaotic environment of Kabul and Baghdad, presenting a stark view of the business that thrives in wartime.

With a runtime of 70 minutes, Bulletproof Salesman delves into the realities of wartime economics and the lengths to which individuals go to turn conflict into profit. The documentary is directed by Petra Epperlein, offering a woman's perspective on a traditionally male-dominated subject. Collectors of documentaries or those interested in contemporary war themes may find this film particularly relevant, especially given its focus on a unique niche within the war industry.