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August 10, 2007
At the Movies: An exhausting look at U.S. mistakes in Iraq
By CHRISTY LEMIRE
AP Movie Critic
AP Movie Critic
Whether you've been following the developments in Iraq over the past four-plus years, blow by devastating blow, or you've chosen to shut them out of your mind because they're just too complex or depressing to bear, watching the documentary “No End in Sight” will leave you floored, agape and enraged anew.
| NO END IN SIGHT |
 Director: les Ferguson Cast: Campbell Scott Rating: Not rated but contains language and violence Running time: 102 minutes |
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