An Iraqi-American woman reckons with the complexities of war, heritage, and belonging, armed with sharp wit and a defiant sense of humor. As she sifts through personal and political history, laughter and heartbreak collide, revealing the absurdities and truths of a life caught between worlds. Atra Asdou’s Iraq, But Funny is an unflinching exploration of identity, survival, and the stories we tell to make sense of it all.