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      PBS - The War in Iraq, Through Photographers' Eyes (2006.HDTV.SoS)

             http://www.sonofshun.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4014


In the wake of 9/11, seven photojournalists came together to found a collectively
owned photo agency called "VII." It has since been responsible for creating and
relaying to the world many of the images that define the turbulent opening years of
the 21st century. The group mounted a photo exhibit in New York City in March, 2004
called "War in Iraq: The Coordinates of Conflict." This program focuses on four of
these world-renowned photographers and their work - James Nachtwey (American),
Christopher Anderson (Canadian), Christopher Morris (American) and Gary Knight
(English).


  Air Date........October 31, 2006
  Release Date....November 01, 2006
  Genre...........Documentary

  Source.......1080i HD OTA
  Video........720x400, 1558kb/s, 30fps, XviD
  Audio........mp3, 32kb/s, 48.0khz, stereo
  Length.......50 minutes
  Size.........599.5mb

  Capped by............................syoung333
  Rared/nfo'd/sample'd/posted by.......`000
  Presented by.........................SonofShun (SoS)



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