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As part of our upcoming Northwest Filmmakers' Festival, we are screening BARZAN. The Northwest Filmmakers' Festival offers a unique opportunity to see films that might not otherwise be screened, and supports filmmakers in our region.

Please find details about the film below and at the following link: http://festivals.nwfilm.org/nwfest40/schedule/3094/
 

BARZAN

Sun, Nov 10, 2013 at 2 PM (Whitsell Auditorium)      

DIRECTOR: ALEX STONEHILL - WASHINGTON (SEATTLE)

(DOC) To neighbors, Sam “Barzan” Malkandi was the model immigrant and perfect, hard-working family man. To investigators, Malkandi was a cold-blooded terrorist who represented a potential link between Iraq and the 9/11 attacks. To audiences, Malkandi is a mercurial character whose story embodies controversial issues of immigration, xenophobia, and the price of security in the 21st century. Shot both in Iraq and Seattle and featuring haunting sand animation sequences, BARZAN offers an epic geopolitical journey of a family torn apart by suspicion as it examines the opaque government agencies charged with keeping us safe, even at the cost of freedom. (77 mins.)