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	BLINDFOLD SHOES - THE 
	DOCUMENTARY The 
	feature film production of BLINDFOLD SHOES offers a unique opportunity to 
	shed fresh light on the Kurdish region in Northern Iraq. It is an historic 
	and newsworthy event to see an international film crew setting up camp in a 
	country usually associated with conflict.  
	The film production will provide strong evidence that Kurdistan today is 
	much safer than surrounding countries. The story of BLINDFOLD SHOES, set in 
	1969, will also demonstrate how Kurdish society has changed and progressed 
	since the time of Saddam Hussein's terror, the Anfal campaign and the 
	Kurdish isolation in the 'Safe Haven' between the first and second Gulf 
	Wars. 
	The documentary will explore the key themes of the BLINDFOLD SHOES story, 
	putting them into the context of present day Kurdistan. It will look at 
	children's rights, gender equality, the role of religion and education, 
	cultural identity, the impact of the oil economy, relations with the outside 
	world, security etc.  
	The documentary will be the perfect platform to feature many voices; from 
	ordinary people to visionary leaders. It will mix funny and provocative 
	aspects of the feature film production with serious reflections about the 
	future of the Kurdish outlook on life and its role not only in the Middle 
	East today, but in the wider world. 
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	The Kurdish Genocide 
	The Blindfold Shoes UK production 
	team recognise the injustices and atrocities inflicted upon the Kurdish 
	people by Saddam's regime, especially during the horror of the Anfal 
	Campaign. 
	 
	We would like to acknowledge our support in any way we can, but particularly 
	through our website where we will support the Kurdish people with their 
	campaign for the international recognition of the Genocide. In addition the 
	documentary film and the story of the Blindfold Shoes will we hope also help 
	to raise the profile of the Kurdish people and reach a wider audience. 
  
	
	
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	Recognition of Genocide against the Kurds in Iraq 
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