I Have Met the Enemy (and the Enemy Is Us) review - ticking bomb of Britain's arms trade

Byker Community Centre, NewcastleThis explosive, techno-soundtracked assault on the military machine cuts between war-zone combatants and anxious families in the weapons industry Two men look each other in the eye and remember the first time they met. By rights, they should never have come into contact, this Welsh squaddie and this Palestinian actor. In other circumstances, they would have been enemy combatants. They are wise to be wary. But, as soon as they discover a shared love of techno (bot...