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Ishta Productions - Rachel Beth Anderson – Filmmaker, Journalist, Cinematographer

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  • About
  • CINEMATOGRAPHY
    • My Brothers Bomber – PBS Frontline – 2015
    • The Cut that Heals – Vice News 2015
    • E-Team – 2014
    • Firestone and the Warlord – PBS Frontline 2014
    • First To Fall – 2013
    • Egypt in Crisis – PBS Frontline 2013
    • South Sudan – Human Rights Watch
    • Syria – Human Rights Watch
    • Libyan Uprising 2011
    • Revolution in Cairo – PBS Frontline 2011
    • Egypt 2010
  • First To Fall – The Movie
  • Photography
    • Syria – Trail of Destruction
    • Libya’s Untold War – Misrata
    • Egypt’s Jan 25 Revolution
    • Wandering Egypt
  • In The Press
  • Contact
Copyright 2018 Rachel Beth Anderson // Ishta Productions
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Burned out car inside Tahrir Square leftover from violence on Jan 28 Mourning the death of their two sons who were members of the FSA and killed by government forces. Barefoot fighter guarding the convoy during a scouting expedition onto Southern Misrata frontline Checking out a bombed tank View from inside mosque out to Cairo streets Riot police line up on Jan 28 before Friday prayer Female butcher preps in downtown Cairo market Tiny cup holding the most potent coffee called Jabana, a traditional Bedouin drink Order begins to appear as a “Free Libya” police presence is seen in the streets Daily reminder of a city under siege remains throughout Misrata Time to clean up Egypt A women weeping for her three sons killed by government forces in a raid on Sarmeen. Sunset over remnants of buildings hit by rocket fire during battle Side mirror view of checkpoint guards taking shade during the July summer heat A fighter takes a break from the chaos inside the emergency room of the filed hospital In Mohandesin on Jan 28 during noon prayer Hiding her identity a women tells tale of the killing of her 2 sons and 2 brothers by government forces. More and more people join the march in Shoubra on Jan 25