Having watched this DVD tonight I feel compelled to reply to the previous 2 comments. They nearly put me off watching it, however I'm glad I watched it for the following reasons
1. It was a useful reminder of the horrors of Abu Graib and a good summation of that sick little episode.
2. It is a damn good story though wouldn't it be better if it were fiction.
3. It will stand as a historical record (open to interpretation of course)
4. It is undeniably facinating to see and hear the perpetrators discuss the events.
5. The conclusions that the little guys were prosecuted while the really serious crimes, murder, torture etc were never dealt with.
What I didn't like about the film were stylistic elements- use of re-enactments and music trying to make it more "cinematic". It didn't need any of this and in fact it detracted from the gripping narrative and the talking heads and the pictures. No additional elements were required. Looking into the eyes of the ex military personell involved was drama enough.
So not perfect but a valuable document.