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No End in Sight

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This documentary film takes a critical look at the American invasion of Iraq in 2003 and the war that followed. The film includes extensive interviews with various military and government officials, many of whom worked under President George W. Bush during the beginning of the Iraq war. Filmmaker Charles Ferguson uses these first-hand accounts to suggest that the Bush administration, as well as the provisional government they instated in Iraq, have made crucial, irresponsible errors.
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Charles Ferguson's documentary provides a good summary of the decisions that led to the mess in post-war Iraq, and offers politically interested audiences something they'd been looking for: a lowdown on the decision making.

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Caryn James New York Times Nov 30, 2017
Charles Ferguson's gripping No End in Sight relies on former Bush administration officials to make the case that in its earliest stages the American military operation in Iraq was catastrophically mismanaged. Go to Full Review
Nick Schager Lessons of Darkness Aug 10, 2008
B+
A thorough, level-headed examination of the Bush administration's failure to properly prepare for, and execute, the war. Go to Full Review
David Ansen Newsweek Apr 7, 2008
Lucidly, dramatically and without resorting to partisan rhetoric, Charles Ferguson's not-to-be-missed documentary "No End in Sight" lays out in convincing, appalling detail the disastrous missteps of the U.S. occupation of Iraq. Go to Full Review
Richard Propes TheIndependentCritic.com Sep 18, 2020
3.5/4.0
The first great documentary of 2007. Go to Full Review
David Lamble Bay Area Reporter May 26, 2020
The "Eureka" moment in Charles Ferguson's exhaustive catalogue of our government's screw-ups is an Iraqi man crying at the sight of a burned-out building... Go to Full Review
Felicia Feaster Charleston City Paper Jan 28, 2020
[A] bracing documentary that asserts what most of us already know: The Iraq war has been a travesty. Go to Full Review
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Charles Ferguson

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Campbell Scott

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Charles Ferguson

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Jennie Amias

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Charles Ferguson

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Audrey Marrs

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Synopsis This documentary film takes a critical look at the American invasion of Iraq in 2003 and the war that followed. The film includes extensive interviews with various military and government officials, many of whom worked under President George W. Bush during the beginning of the Iraq war. Filmmaker Charles Ferguson uses these first-hand accounts to suggest that the Bush administration, as well as the provisional government they instated in Iraq, have made crucial, irresponsible errors.
Director
Charles Ferguson
Producer
Jennie Amias, Charles Ferguson, Audrey Marrs, Jessie Vogelson
Screenwriter
Charles Ferguson
Distributor
Magnolia Pictures
Production Co
Representational Pictures, Red Envelope Entertainment
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Jul 27, 2007, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Mar 23, 2017
Box Office (Gross USA)
$1.4M
Runtime
1h 42m
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