Iraq Movies

A sensitive Kurdish short drama exploring the fragile beginning of a new day as two individuals confront unspoken family grief and find quiet...

An archaeological documentary exploring the famous Shanidar Cave in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, examining the burial rituals of Neanderthals and...

It was a normal night for Hiwa as he was on a call with Blnd, a dear friend of his, but as Hiwa gets off the call to go watch a late night horror...

A short documentary about a man with a camera try to Capturing moments from the city of Baghdad

Opened in an old house in 1992 by a close-knit group of Iraqi artists and writers, the Hiwar Center is a gathering place for those who are interested...

The topic of the work deals with the idea that adults are of size, their behavior is not clear by the smaller of them .. Size is an important...

Abu Al Jees is a killer who erases his victims. But he meets someone who challenges him.

An independent Kurdish short film that highlights the conflict between individuals and their true selves, particularly in societies that suppress...

The film is about children with autism and the pressures they face, such as fear, bullying, negative feelings, and imagination.

A poetic one-minute Kurdish micro-short capturing the powerful instant of emotional renewal and rebirth through nature, light, and silence.

Return of The Homeland tells the inspiring story of Iraq’s national football team and its historic 2007 AFC Asian Cup victory amid war. Led by...

This short, autobiographical documentary combines phone monologues, dashboard camera footage, and visual accounts from social media to make a unique,...

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A biographical documentary exploring the legacy of Fatah Agha Kakeyi, an influential figure in Kurdish history whose contributions to community and...

Omer and Sihad plan to shoot a movie on a man with his cat. Suddenly, Omer gets into trouble and dissapears, leaving Sihad all alone with the movie...

Karrar asks Qassomi what he wants to eat, and Qassomi eagerly lists a feast: rice, chicken, stew, tashreeb, and makhlama. Karrar jokingly responds...