"My Sweet Pepper Land" is a 2013 film directed by Hiner Saleem. Set in the aftermath of the Iraq War, it tells the story of a Kurdish police officer named Kak Kardo who is assigned to a remote village. The film explores themes of conflict, cultural identity, and the challenges of rebuilding a community. The narrative unfolds as Kak Kardo faces resistance from local villagers and struggles to maintain order. The film combines elements of drama and dark comedy, highlighting the complexities of life in a post-war society. It showcases the beauty of the Kurdish landscape while addressing serious social issues.