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I wondered how it was done...

Posted by tunenut on July 18, 2009 at 17:24:01:
it seems to have an almost documentary feel, but it could not actually have been filmed in Iraq. However they did it, there was an amazing transport into this strange war zone, where everybody looking from every window might be a sniper or bomber or just a regular civilian. Lots of gripping suspense, with bomb squad as the subject, but somehow more real than the usual bombs about to explode on 24. No real plot, no real characterization, but the atmosphere and suspense carry you through.