"Mosul" is the first international film in the Iraqi dialect that embodies ISIS terrorism, shown on Netflix
The film "Mosul", the first international film speaking in Arabic and the Iraqi dialect, now on Netflix. The film was directed and executed by director Matthew Karnahan, and was co-executed by Iraqi director Muhammad al-Daraji and others. The two products of the work are the brothers Anthony and Joe Russo.
The movie "Mosul" is taken from an excerpt from an investigative report published in an American newspaper, about members of the Iraqi police forces who decide to defect from their missions and fight the terrorist organization ISIS, and all of this comes in a struggle to save their city, Mosul, from the oppression of ISIS elements.
The trailer for "The Mosul" movie, from the first view, looks interesting. The Arabic language has a positive point. The context of the story is also interesting and worth waiting for. This work is scheduled to be released on Netflix today, November 26th.
