Flavours of Iraq is a visual masterpiece that shows the human side of a country often seen through the lens of war and politics.

The taste of apricot ice cream, the smell of gunpowder, the sounds of bombings. They paint a rich, sensory picture of Iraq. When Alani first visits his Iraqi family when he is nine, Saddam Hussein hangs like a threatening cloud over an otherwise beautiful life. Despite everything, there is room for love, beauty, humour and, above all, humanity.