Gunner Palace

The documentary focuses on the 2/3 Field Artillery unit, known as the "Gunners," as they navigate life in a bombed-out palace once owned by Saddam Hussein. The film captures their challenges and experiences in a war-torn Iraq, showcasing the realities faced by soldiers four months after major combat operations were declared over by President George W. Bush.

With a runtime of 85 minutes, Gunner Palace blends history and war themes, offering insights into the personal stories of those involved in military operations. Directed by Michael Tucker, it stands out for its unique storytelling from a woman's perspective, which is rare in war documentaries. The film is available on DVD, making it accessible for collectors interested in military history and documentary cinema.