The French documentary from director Bernard-Henri Lévy follows Kurdish Peshmerga fighters.
		
	
This year’s Cannes Film Festival official selection has had a last minute addition in the form of Peshmerga.
The film will play in special screenings on Friday (May 20) at 3pm, with the possibility of a second screenings on Saturday (May 21) depending on demand.
Bernard-Henri Lévy directs the documentary about Kurdish Peshmerga fighter, the military forces of the autonomous region of Iraqi Kurdistan.
Lévy is a noted French political thinker and writer, his works include the play Hotel Europe, which Danis Tanovic adapted for his Berlin Silver Bear-winning Death In Sarajevo.
In the film, the director travelled 1000km along the Iraqi frontier filming the war-ravaged landscaped rarely seen by the wider world.








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