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America at a Crossroads

June 18th, 2007

PBS has a series called America at a Crossroads, hosted by Robert MacNeil. [Link] One of the shows is Frontline’s Gangs of Iraq, which I’ve watched online and recommend highly.

Tonight, one of the local PBS stations re-ran Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime, a collection of stories told by soldiers who have been fighting in Iraq. A variety of storytelling techniques are used in the show, including one that is best described as a video comic book. Not quite a comic book, and not quite a cartoon, this packs a lot of punch, don’t you think? Here it is. The drawings were done by an artist named Christopher Koelle. [Link]

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  • 1. Jeanie Beanie  |  June 19th, 2007 at 9:17 am

    Most excellent. Of course, the shoebox WILL open for this guy eventually, and he’ll either become clinically depressed, or become a drug addict, or worse. Or maybe he’ll be just fine. Point is, this war is pointless! Great use of graphics.

  • 2. Dog Rat  |  June 19th, 2007 at 11:06 pm

    I’ve seen a couple of Iraq vet amputees at the mall — at least that’s what I assume they are. How many guys who are 20 are in a wheelchair? They may be car accident victims, but I doubt it…

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