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Shadow World

2016 · Movie · 94 min

6.7(19)unSUB Rating

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This documentary digs into the political and economic forces behind the global arms trade, tracing how powerful interests operate out of sight. It explores allegations of corruption among leaders and officials, and how these dynamics can help sustain conflict even as public calls for peace continue.

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Details
Years
2016
Release date
2016-10-14
Language
English
Runtime
94 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
7.6/10 (19 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a serious, investigative look at power, corruption, and war-making, similar in spirit to Turning Point: 9/11 and the War on Terror; Not for you if you prefer lighter, character-driven stories.

Pros: provocative investigation; global political scope; urgent real-world themes | Cons: heavy subject matter; bleak outlook; dense information

Themes

  • saudi arabia
  • palestinian-israeli conflict
  • british politics
  • political corruption
  • usa politics
  • arms industry
  • global politics
  • state crimes
  • british government
  • arms trade

Cast & crew

  • Andrew Feinstein

    Andrew Feinstein

    as Self - Arms Industry Expert

  • David Leigh

    David Leigh

    as Self - Journalist

  • HG

    Helen Garlick

    as Self - British Prosecutor

  • RP

    Riccardo Privitera

    as Self - Arms Dealer

  • PS

    Pierre Sprey

    as Self - Former Defense Analyst

  • Vijay Prashad

    Vijay Prashad

    as Self - Journalist

  • Jeremy Scahill

    Jeremy Scahill

    as Self - Investigative Journalist

  • MB

    Marta Benavides

    as Self - Peace Activist

  • CH

    Chris Hedges

    as Self - Journalist

  • JD

    James Der Derian

    as Self - Political Scientist

Directed by Johan Grimonprez