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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
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Looking at the rubble of a local home ransacked by security forces in Sarmeen. Friday noon prayer in Tahrir Gaddafi forces stuck an image of their leader into the dirt bunkers protecting their former camp Protestors letting their demands be heard in many ways Everything left behind during the quick retreat of Gaddafi forces on the Misrata frontline Late night meeting between fighters as they discuss their battle plans for the following morning Tattoo artists shows his own Coptic Cross A young girl showing “Freedom” written on her hand Children show victory sign during a citywide march Morning after protestors battled police to enter Tahrir on Jan 28 At dusk the Qasr el Nil bridge becomes clear and protestors cross into Tahrir Square on Jan 28 An injured fighter looks on as a doctor prepares to fix a shrapnel wound SIgn punctured by bullet holes marking Tripoli Street in downtown Misrata Mentally preparing on the drive out to the Western Misrata frontline for a day of fighting Flags flown 24/7 in Tahrir Checking out a bombed tank Young Coptic baby receives tattoo at traditional saint celebration Young boys not old enough to fight celebrate the liberation of Misrata as the sunsets over the city