Perhaps we need to laugh more than ever these days.
If you have ever watched the hit CBS series “Ghosts,” you probably have seen Asher Grodman walking around without pants.
Relevant and uncompromising as any well-made documentary concerning ISIS, City of Ghosts goes for the jugular, inundating viewers with often uncensored executions and scenes of devastation that at times overshadow the film’s subjects, a group of activists risking their lives to report human rights abuses within the ISIS occupied Syrian city of Raqqa.