Uncle Saddam (2000)

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NR | 1 hr 7 mins | Documentary, Political | Released: 1/1/2000

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Synopsis:

In Iraq there is a saying: There are 20 million Iraqis, and there are also 20 million portraits of Saddam Hussein. This is a biting look at the dictator who hijacked Iraq through violence, and sustains his power through a cult of personality that sees him and his many palaces on the front page of every newspaper. The film contains never-before-seen footage of the Iraqi president and all-present leader, plus exclusive interviews with Saddam's inner circle. We're allowed a glimpse into Saddam's odd personal life, and we see him in a more intimate way that ever before. Yet the film also reveals Saddam for the power-hungry, bloodthirsty murderer that he is, detailing the revenge and betrayal among his closest advisors, virtually all of whom are the leader's relatives.

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
1/1/2000

Director	Credit
Joel Soler	Director
Cast	Credit
Wallace Langham	Narrator
Production Credits	Credit
Joel Soler	Producer
Distribution Companies	Credit
Xenon Pictures	Domestic Video Distributor
Writer	Credit
Scott Thompson	Screenplay
Film Camera	Credit
Gerard Ungerman	Cinematographer - cinematography
Film Sales Financing	Credit
Rive Gauche	Foreign Distribution Sales
Sound	Credit
John S Baker	Sound Editor

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