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France, Mali, Mauritania · 2016
1h 12m
Director Lemine Ould Salem
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Genre Documentary
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In the wake of the Charlie Hebdo shooting and other conflicts involving Islamic jihad across the country, this documentary depicts jihadists, militants, and extremists from Mali, Mauritania, and Tunisia, investigating the underpinning ideologies and the views of the people who are involved in jihadism in North Africa.
New York Times by Ben Kenigsberg
The erasure of the difference between propaganda and reality cuts to the heart of what is appalling about “Jihadists,” a terrorist mixtape that appears remarkably uninterested in presenting these men in a more critical way than they would want.
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