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In 2022 the Sundance Film Festival accepted, but then cancelled, Meg Smaker’s documentary about Guantánamo inmates and other accused terrorists living in a rehabilitation center in Saudi Arabia. Meg swears JIHAD REHAB will come out, under a new title, in 2025. We talk about that and a bunch of other things, including pirates, boxing, the California wildfires, adventures in Arabic, and chewing khat in New York bodegas.
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Podcast home page: https://michaelscottmoore.substack.com/podcast
Resources:
“Cowardice at Sundance,” The Atlantic, by Graeme Wood
“Sundance Liked Her Documentary on Terrorism Until It Didn’t,” The New York Times, by Michael Powell
“Why Filmmakers Have Had a Problem with ‘Jihad Rehab’ for years,” IDA website
Website for the film now called “Unredacted”
By Michael Scott MooreIn 2022 the Sundance Film Festival accepted, but then cancelled, Meg Smaker’s documentary about Guantánamo inmates and other accused terrorists living in a rehabilitation center in Saudi Arabia. Meg swears JIHAD REHAB will come out, under a new title, in 2025. We talk about that and a bunch of other things, including pirates, boxing, the California wildfires, adventures in Arabic, and chewing khat in New York bodegas.
Upgrade to a paid subscription and listen to the whole episode.
Podcast home page: https://michaelscottmoore.substack.com/podcast
Resources:
“Cowardice at Sundance,” The Atlantic, by Graeme Wood
“Sundance Liked Her Documentary on Terrorism Until It Didn’t,” The New York Times, by Michael Powell
“Why Filmmakers Have Had a Problem with ‘Jihad Rehab’ for years,” IDA website
Website for the film now called “Unredacted”