Valley of the Wolves: Iraq

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Valley of the Wolves Iraq, in the middle the main actor

Valley of the Wolves Iraq is a popular Turkish film from 2006 based on a television series of the same name that has been a hit in Turkey for three seasons. The movie is set in northern Iraq during the Occupation of Iraq and begins with U.S. forces capturing 11 Turkish special forces soldiers. There are some references to other real events such as the Abu Ghraib prison scandal and the container shipping incident where prisoners were suffocated and shot was based on true events that occurred in Afghanistan.[1] The film is sometimes referred to as the Turkish Rambo.reference required

Jewish organ harvesting

In one controversial scene the film depicts a U.S. Army doctor (Gary Busey) who removes organs from injured civilian prisoners to sell to rich people in New York, London and Tel Aviv for transplantation. At one point, this character discusses religion with Marshall and it is strongly implied that the doctor is Jewish.

Actors

Role Actor
Polat Alemdar Necati Sasmaz
Sam William Marshall Billy Zane
Abdurrahman Halis Karuki Ghassan Massoud
Memati Bas Gürkan Uygun
Leyla Bergüzar Korel
Abdülhey Çoban Kenan Çoban
Erhan Ufak Erhan Ufak
Dante, Sam's assistent Diego Serrano
Doktor Gary Busey
George Baltimore, journalist Spencer Garrett

In Germany

In Germany the film was shown only for about 2 weeks, and only at night thru the week. Therefore people going to school or working could not see it, since they can not stay up over night. The main audience was Turkish young people.

See also

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