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Gitmo (2005)

Looks at the link between Guantanomo Bay and the torture methods used in Iraq. How US forces handle the task of retrieving information from the detainees. Ex detainee Mehdi from Sweden breaks his vow of silence.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2005
Language
- English
- Swedish
Duration
- 82 mins
Director
- Erik Gandini
- Tarik Saleh
Genres
- Documentary
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Joyce Y 09 Dec 2008

A frustrating, meandering documentary, mostly showing various military officials and former prisoners refusing to cooperate with the filmmakers, or giving rather unshocking testimony. Aside from this, the film mostly deals in unproven rumors, speculation, and conjecture. And when one of the main sources for a documentary about abuses at Guantanamo Bay is the disgraced former commander of the Abu Ghraib prison, who has never actually been to Guantanamo, you know the film has problems. Did they really say "no one had heard [the term 'unlawful combatant'] before", when in fact the term has been used for at least 100 years? And that the US military tortures prisoners by making them listen to Fleetwood Mac, Matchbox 20, and Kris Kristofferson? Good grief.

Susan C 06 Apr 2008

Should been shown in every high school civics class.

Marty Mapes 11 Aug 2006

For such an important subject; it's too bad this documentary isn't more rock-solid