All My Mothers

About This Movie

All My Mothers offers a stark and haunting exploration of the atrocities committed during Saddam's regime in Iraq. It's a documentary that feels heavy yet necessary, taking you through the personal stories of those affected. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to absorb the weight of the histories being shared. You can feel the raw emotion from the interviews, and the atmosphere is thick with the lingering trauma of loss. The film doesn’t shy away from the grim realities, using a mix of archival footage and personal testimonies that draw you into the harsh landscape of Kurdish and Shiite struggles. What sets it apart is its focus on familial bonds and the concept of memory, which adds layers of depth to an already powerful subject matter.

Explores personal stories amidst political turmoilFocus on Kurdish and Shiite experiencesUses archival footage for depth