Filmmakers bring Iraqi village to Bettendorf

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Off U.S. 61, north of Bettendorf , in between abandoned warehouses, there is tucked away ... an Iraqi village? The sand, U.S. Army troops and local natives were all there as part of the filming of a movie titled "Aaseamah's Journey," which concluded its three weeks of shooting earlier in the week.

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