The Front Lines of Kurdistan Trailer

The Front Lines of Kurdistan Trailer (2015)

05 March 2015 Factual, TV Movie 56 mins

The Front Lines of Kurdistan is a TV documentary about the modern history of the Kurds, an oppressed and besieged people attempting to create an independent state on the ruins of Middle East. The Kurds are the largest ethnic group without one; Kurdish-inhabited areas reach into Iran, Turkey, Iraq, and Syria. The documentary takes us to the battle lines between Kurdish forces and the Islamic State in Kirkuk and the Sinjar Mountains (Iraq), and Kobani (Syria). In December 2014 and January 2015, Erik Valenčič made it to the front lines of the fierce offensives and interviewed key figures in the struggle for an independent Kurdistan.

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Cast

Erik Valenčič

as Narrator (voice)

Crew

International Releases Dates

Slovenia 05 March 2015

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