The BBC blog as haiku eh? Very avant garde.

'Ahlaam' looks very interesting, so I hope to get a chance to see it.



I'd like to say a big well done for getting through this week. I've watched all of the videos and loved every one.



Hope we can get some more of this kind of stuff on the blog.



Thanks Mark.

Really enjoy the video reports and hope there will be many more. Thanks all.

I love that the volume on the video player goes up to 11. I do hope it's deliberate.

'Ahlaam' looks like a film I won't miss, 'Iraq in Fragments' was breathtakingly brilliant, it was also recommended by the Doctor I recall.



I hope we get to see the behind the scenes documentary too.

Ah, good a little bit of the doctor on this Friday - but not on Mayo's show i hear? What's this? You are not taking time of from your movie proselytizing? Vacations are for the weak you know - like Simon Mayo ;-)

If you liked 'Iraq in Fragments' then you will like Ahlaam.

Dereck (two hats) Raul: "Kermode heap strange man: should win film Gambucini for critiques of trash."

Watching the culture show tonight, i would just like to thank and congratulate you, Mr. Kermode, on another honest and accurate outlook, not just on film, but on life. In this sterile and profane televisual community we all live in, it is refrshing and reasurring to hear such a redeeming voice. The comment you made on handbags replacing hearts in sex and the city (the movie) was paticularly poignant. You said to Simon Armitage that you felt your occupation under threat - if they dispense of you, the bbc really have lost their backbone. Just a brief encomium to show my appreciation. Thanks.

Making a film in the middle of a war, now that is avant-garde! I hope I can get to see Ahlaam Dreams soon.