Symphony of Bullets

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Symphony of Bullets

In this episode of “Hometown Baghdad,” Adel, Ausama and Saif comment on the violence that has become so commonplace a daylong gun battle feels more like an inconvenience than cause for alarm.

For those unfamiliar with this Web series, “Hometown Baghdad” is an outstanding documentary that follows three young Iraqis.

Watch it: