A dream come home: 'Ahlaam' finally screens in Iraq
                   
dailystar.com.lb: A dream come home: 'Ahlaam dailystar.com.lb
dailystar.com.lb     Apr 16, 2008          

Four years after filming his searing account of the fall of Saddam Hussein, Iraqi filmmaker Mohammed al-Daradji has finally seen his award-winning movie screened in his homeland. "Ahlaam" ("Dreams") was screened to a select audience in Baghdad before being given three showings last week in Irbil. [read full story]                

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