Democracy in Daylight

This documentary follows a group of young Iraqi men who have become involved in the Iraqi parliament. They aim to bring about democratic change in their country amidst the ongoing conflict and corruption. The film offers a raw and unfiltered look at their struggles, hopes, and the immense challenges they face in trying to build a stable future for Iraq.

Democracy in Daylight was critically acclaimed for its intimate portrayal of idealism clashing with the harsh realities of post-invasion Iraq. Critics praised its brave and unflinching look at the efforts of young politicians striving for change against overwhelming odds.

• A powerful and intimate look at Iraqi politics.

• Offers a vital perspective on the challenges of building democracy.

• Praised for its bravery and unflinching honesty.

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Screened at numerous international film festivals, including the Sundance Film Festival and the Tribeca Film Festival.

Director Mohamed Al-Daradji stated that the film was shot with great difficulty and secrecy, as the subjects and filmmakers faced significant risks due to the volatile political climate in Iraq.