We Are Many

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We Are Many

2014

1h 44m

Documentary

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In 2003, more than 15 million people worldwide march against the war in Iraq.

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Martin Tsai

Los Angeles Times

Since the rally ultimately proved ineffectual, the film could at the least serve as a sobering postmortem on where it fell short.

Dec 11, 2015

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Mark Kermode

Observer (UK)

Key figures from the original marches share teary (and tear-inducing) memories of the moment when the people said no, while a trail of guilty lies is followed from the dodgy dossier to the Chilcot inquiry with still enraging results.

Rated: 3/5

May 24, 2015

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Geoffrey Macnab

Independent (UK)

Amir Amirani's documentary will jog memories about the sheer scale of the anti-war protests in Britain in February 2003.

Rated: 3/5

May 22, 2015

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Richard Crouse

Richard Crouse

We Are Many takes us back to the days, post 9/11, when the likes of Blair and Bush dominated the news with hysterical claims of the world ending threats of WMDs, but ends on a more upbeat, 'we won't get fooled again' note.

Rated: 3/5

Jan 29, 2021

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Carla Hay

Culture Mix

The documentary We Are Many expresses many timeless beliefs about peace being a better alternative to war, but the movie still can't quite help look outdated in many ways.

Nov 5, 2020

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Chris Knight

National Post

Even a decade and a half later, the outrage it stirs is palpable.

Rated: 3/5

Sep 25, 2020

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Terrific documentary that reminds people of how relentlessly they were lied to by their leaders.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/23/23

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This isn't a Hollywood movie with amazing special effects, a massive production team and an even bigger budget - this is much, much better...This is a labour of love and a work of bravery and passion. I had the honour of meeting the director Amir Amirani who's gradually researched & developed this film since the protest of 2003, produced with Omid Djalili, to tell a story that otherwise may never have been told. Even for the most avid supporters of the Iraq War, and perhaps especially, this is a must see film. This was the biggest event of its type in history, organised in just a few days, before the days of Twitter or Facebook, where millions of people from around the world marched together across all 7 continents, in cities all over the world, not for money or power, but for peace and unity. A marker in our development as a global civilisation. Rousing, educational, emotional and empowering - watch this film and recommend it to everyone you know... #WeAreMany x

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

01/16/23

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Synopsis

In 2003, more than 15 million people worldwide march against the war in Iraq.

Director: Amir Amirani
Producer: Amir Amirani, Amanda Hickey, Immy Humes
Screenwriter: Amir Amirani
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Jul 27, 2021
Runtime: 1h 44m

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