Occupation

Occupation
The lives of three soldiers intersect during British forces' five-year occupation of Iraq. Drama, starring James Nesbitt, Stephen Graham and Warren Brown, written by Peter Bowker.
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Latest Episodes

  • Season 1 Episode 3: EPISODE: 3

    Danny is making a fortune in untraceable cash from his and Lester's work in Basra, but when Hibbs is kidnapped he turns his attention to negotiating for his friend's release. Mike returns to Iraq to keep an eye on his son, who has joined the Army and been sent to the Gulf - but it is the snatching of a second associate that reunites the survivors of five years earlier, as their paths again bring them to a moment of desperation

  • Season 1 Episode 2: EPISODE: 2

    Mike finally manages to track down Aliyah, but receives a surprise that places his marriage under strain. Danny and Lester jump at the chance to make some money as military contractors by bidding to rebuild a hospital in Basra, while Hibbs is in a state of shock after violence strikes close to home. Drama, starring James Nesbitt, Stephen Graham and Warren Brown

  • Season 1 Episode 1: EPISODE: 1

    The lives of three soldiers intersect during British forces' five-year occupation of Iraq. After first being deployed during the invasion of 2003, the trio find themselves drawn back to the country by a mix of money, love, the cause and a shared sense of regret that ultimately tears them apart and jeopardises all they hold dear. Drama, starring James Nesbitt, Stephen Graham and Warren Brown, written by Peter Bowker

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