2002: A low grade MI6 desk officer inadvertently discovers deliberate flaws in the evidence being compiled to invade Iraq, and tries to expose the truth.
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Title: W.M.D. (2009)
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Cast
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| Robert Cambrinus | ... | Nikolas Adler | |
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Glenn Conroy | ... | John Ross |
| Somi De Souza | ... | Zoe | |
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Emily Denniston | ... | Waitress |
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Jason Durran | ... | Official |
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Henry Everett | ... | Mark Young |
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Edward Jaspers | ... | Phil Walker |
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Jo-Anne Knowles | ... | Karen Morgan |
| Simon Lenagan | ... | Alex Morgan | |
| Mitchell Mullen | ... | George Black | |
| Montserrat Roig de Puig | ... | Conti - Helena | |
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Robert G. Slade | ... | Allen Morris |
| Burnell Tucker | ... | Eugene Bowman | |
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It's 2002; America and the UK are pushing hard to invade Iraq. Intelligence sources indicate that Saddam Hussein has stockpiles of biochemical weapons ready for almost immediate launch; the perfect justification for war. But when Alex Morgan - an ordinary MI6 desk officer - uncovers deliberate flaws in the evidence being used to support the invasion, he is forced to decide whether to risk his career and even his own safety to expose the truth. Written by Anonymous
Holy smokes was this movie good. The use of CCTV footage really adds to the feeling of paranoia in this film. Loved to see different perspectives on Iraq. I totally recommend to conspiracy junkies.