March 2006The invasion of Iraq was the most extensively reported conflict in history. Over 2,000 journalists descended on the country to send the story home. But paradoxically, most of what they saw never made the news. This thought-provoking documentary reveals how the war was sanitised and repackaged for the American public. By contrasting coverage of Iraq with the reporting of previous conflicts, it assesses the wider implication of muting the press and questions the role of the media.

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