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Fahrenheit 9/11(2004)
Fahrenheit 9/11(2004)
Michael Moore's campaigning documentary about how fear was used in American politics in the wake of 9/11.
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Year
2010
Duration
154 minutes
Genres
Bollywood
Language
English / Hindi (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
This Bollywood drama takes on an unusually controversial topic: American prejudice against Muslims after the September 11th attacks in 2001. Shahrukh Khan (one of India's biggest stars) plays Rizwan Khan, a Muslim immigrant to the US with Asperger's syndrome, which makes it hard for him to understand other people's complex emotions. After his family falls apart, he begins an epic quest across the country, telling everyone he meets, ''My name is Khan and I'm not a terrorist''. It is all big, emotional stuff, and it's impossible to disagree with the argument for tolerance and the need for people to look beyond the surface.
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Contains implied strong language, moderate violence and racist terms.
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