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Oil Factor: Behind the War on Terror, The (2005) Movie Reviews
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L.A. Weekly (Steven Mikulan)
In their quest to connect as many dots as possible (Halliburton, depleted uranium, civilian war deaths), Ungerman and Brohy spread themselves a little thin across the map of U.S. intrigue....read the complete Oil Factor: Behind the War on Terror, The (2005) review at L.A. Weekly (Steven Mikulan)
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LA Weekly (Steven Mikulan)
Ungerman and Brohy spread themselves a little thin across the map of U.S. intrigue, abruptly losing sight of Iraq while retreading familiar ground about early American backing of the Taliban....read the complete Oil Factor: Behind the War on Terror, The (2005) review at LA Weekly (Steven Mikulan)
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The New York Times (Anita Gates)
Most of this is old news. And the filmmakers never make a coherent case, at least not to the layperson. As a result, the film, which runs about 90 minutes, seems painfully long....read the complete Oil Factor: Behind the War on Terror, The (2005) review at The New York Times (Anita Gates)
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Village Voice (James Crawford)
Oil Factor: Behind the War on Terror gives muckraking journalism a bad name. Gerard Ungerman and Audrey Brohy's DV assemblage of talking heads and footage shot in Iraq after the cessation of primary hostilities is low-rent Michael Moore, a poorly argued...read the complete Oil Factor: Behind the War on Terror, The (2005) review at Village Voice (James Crawford)
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