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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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Celebrating victory after Mubarak stepped down Tiny cup holding the most potent coffee called Jabana, a traditional Bedouin drink Day in and day out the young men dig into the battlefield as the fluid frontline pushes towards Tripoli Mosque doorknob located in Islamic Cairo Protestors chanting only hours before Mubarak officially steps down on Feb 11 Guards communicate from the ground to those with a birds eye view as they watch from a rooftop overlooking citizens in the main square Local vegetable boy selling at market UXO (unexploded ordinance) outside a bombed apartment building A child holds the unexploded casing of a rocket dug up from beneath a street after being fired by Gaddafi forces The young shabaab of Misrata in between cheers for the cities liberation Tree lines marked the borders for fighters to advance on the front-line Chaos inside field hospital as fighters come to check on friends who have been injured during a siege A spent bullet part of the collection of ammunition by local fighters Remains of a home burned during early April attack in Idlib region. Homes reduced to rubble inside Taftanaz after attack by government forces. A women peers at her neighbors burned home in Saraqeb. Kids being kids and enjoying moments of normality during wartime along the Misrata coastline Graffiti outside Freedom Square in Misrata featuring Feb17, the start date of revolution