Very moving story of 2 former enemies who find out their are intimately connected
My Enemy, My Brother is a very moving documentary. It’s about Najah and Zahed who were on opposite sides of the Iran-Iraq War. 30 years later they randomly met in Vancouver and found out that they had a very close connection. Besides their relationship there are two other stories. One is about Najah travelling back to Iraq to try to find his girlfriend and two children he hadn’t seen since the start of the 1980s. Zahed’s father who lives in Iran also has a terminal illness. The movie starts off about Najah and Zahed and then moves onto their individual stories before bringing them back together at the end. There is a bit in the middle where I thought the story was dragging a bit but when Najah and Zahed were re-united everything started working again.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Ann Shin"], "Producers": ["Ann Shin", "Melanie Horkan", "Dwayne Menezes", "Rula Nasser", "Danielle Turkov", "Kate Yorga"], "Starring": ["Zahed Haftlang", "Najah Aboud"], "Studio": ["AMC Plus Documentaries"]}

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