Brothers and Others (2002)

Synopsis: This powerful documentary, made a few months after the horrific attacks on America on September 11th, 2001, examines the impact that this infamous assault had on the Muslims, Arabs, and South Asian... This powerful documentary, made a few months after the horrific attacks on America on September 11th, 2001, examines the impact that this infamous assault had on the Muslims, Arabs, and South Asian immigrants who live in this country. Rather than bringing about a newfound acceptance or tolerance to cultural and religious differences, the attacks only served to foster a culture of fear, paranoia, and racism. With thousands of these immigrants jailed for no reason, and without any evidence, the very xenophobia and bitterness that caused the terrorist attacks is sure to grow even larger. BROTHERS AND OTHERS features interviews and commentary with social experts such as Noam Chomsky and James Zogby, who detail this post-9/11 human rights crisis in compelling detail. [More]

Starring: Noam Chomsky

Starring: Noam Chomsky