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Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra ()


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The Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra documentary film presents a study of the Iraqi musical culture that was changing over the past years since the INSO formed early in the forties of the last century and to this day.

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Directed by

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Firas Sameer

Written by

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Firas Sameer ... (writer)

Produced by

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Firas Sameer ... executive producer / producer

Music by

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Laith Sameer

Cinematography by

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Firas Sameer

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Firas Sameer

Sound Department

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Firas Sameer ... sound editor / sound mixer

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Firas Sameer ... special effects

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Firas Sameer ... digital effects

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Firas Sameer ... camera operator

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Omer Al-Sarrai ... special thanks
Flemming Weiss Andersen ... special thanks
Camille Kitt ... special thanks
Kennerly Kitt ... special thanks
Laith Sameer ... very special thanks

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Plot Summary

From the land of Mesopotamia, where the first musical notes and instruments emerged, comes Middle East's oldest Symphony Orchestra tragic story, a story of musical survivors. The Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra documentary film presents a study of the Iraqi musical culture that was changing over the past years since the INSO formed early in the forties of the last century and to this day. For many years back, Iraq was never been stable, as every couple of years, there were political issues, wars, military coups, and other internal and regional problems. Those unstable conditions in addition to some internal social changes affected the musical culture in Iraq during the last seven decades. The film discusses and shows how those obstacles reflected against the Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra and its members from a perspective of the classical music genre. Written by Firas Sameer

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  • 108 min
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Trivia A lot of shooting delays occurred because of the electricity shutdowns even when the power generation was there because sometimes the lighting becomes fluctuated and shooting an interview was impossible. See more »

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