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[DESC]PlusBlackwater Shooting: Iraqis Called to TestifyBlackwater Shooting: Iraqis Called to TestifyThe Associated PressA federal grand jury in Washington has heard testimony from 3 Iraqis about a deadly shooting by Blackwater security guards that left 17 Iraqi civilians. One of the witnesses is the father of a slain 9-year-old boy. (May 27)Photos like this one were [...]

My girlfriend and I have just got together and now I am making a feature film entirely on my own, from acting to best-boy, and this is the first time you will be able to witness the struggles and set backs, highs and lows of one man fighting to make a feature film entirely on his own!

I am a filmmaker and so this is my passion, but this project will require me to leave home and venture out into the wilderness.

My girlfriend has agreed to film the whole process - and this is the beginning…. Blog one.

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My girlfriend is NOT helping me make the film by filming me. She is filming these video blogs - if she was, then I wouldn’t be making a feature film entirely on my own.
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Jan 2005
Two months after the US launched its biggest ever assault on Fallujah, what exactly happened inside the city has, until now, remained a mystery. Now, for the first time, Guardian films reveals the true story.

It was billed as a resounding military success. Over 1,200 insurgents were meant to have been killed and another 2,000 trapped inside Fallujah. But now this version of events is being challenged. Far from being crushed, rebels claim they left the city in an organised withdrawal. “It was a tactical move,” explains insurgent leader Alazaim Abuthe. “The fighters decided to redeploy to Amiriya.” Before they left, fighters booby-trapped many bodies. People are too scared to move them so the corpses lie rotting all over the city. Rabid dogs feed off them and then attack returning residents. Far from stabilising Iraq in preparation for this month’s election, the assault on Falluja has fanned the flames of civil war. Today Fallujans are too busy trying to stay alive in freezing refugee camps to worry about ballot papers that haven’t arrived for an election they have no intention of voting in. As one resident comments, “We’re not interested in this sort of democracy.”

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