Iraq for Sale: The War Profiteers

This documentary presents a critical view of corporate contractors involved in the U.S.-Iraq war. It investigates the relationships between these companies and the U.S. government, suggesting that favoritism has led to lucrative contracts with minimal oversight. The film includes testimonies from employees and families of workers who lost their lives, emphasizing concerns over profit-driven motives at the expense of worker safety and service quality.

Iraq for Sale also portrays the filmmakers' attempts to elicit responses from company representatives regarding the allegations made by interviewees. This lack of accountability raises further questions about the ethics of war contracting. The film is available on DVD and other formats, making it accessible for collectors interested in documentaries that tackle significant social issues.