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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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Rare pre-revolution street art Flags flown 24/7 in Tahrir Family members mourn the death of their two brothers who were members of the FSA. Chaos inside field hospital as fighters come to check on friends who have been injured during a siege Mosque doorknob located in Islamic Cairo Protestor shows souvenirs form the revolution Speaking out, the people protest against president Assad after Friday prayer in Hozano. Young men who never shot a gun change into soldiers equipped with a vast choice of artillery Wants you to buy his delicious felafel sandwiches Young men take a break from guarding a katiba (battalion) entrance Daily reminder of a city under siege remains throughout Misrata Fighters discussing the next move in between testing modified helicopter rockets on Southern Misrata frontline Ambulance parked next to field hospital as the drivers break from transporting injured from the frontline Praying atop light post in Tahrir First experience of tear gad in Tahrir on Jan 25 Embers still burning after a NATO bombing attack on Gaddafi troops A fighter breaks to pray midday on the Western Misrata frontline Silhouette of a fighter looking out of a mortar hole onto the city at dusk