Totally disappointed. What was the point of this documentary? Sundance Award? For what? Because the "muslims" in this "documentary" said that they are treated worse than, for example, black people in the United States? This seems like a sympathy award to me. Anyway, the people, "Mark's" friends who were interviewed in this movie were definitely (at least some of them) not muslims. They were talking about drinking and partying etc, how can you be a Muslim when you don't follow the Quran? Interpret it how you want, but partying and the "Western lifestyle" isn't really compatible with the Quran to be honest. This "documentary" didn't have anything. There are hundreds of youtubers that make better documentaries than this one. If you're really interested in someone's story who "joined" ISIS, or the friends & relatives of someone like that then this movie isn't for you. Sundance lost a lot of credit in my eyes by giving an award to this "thing". A total waste of time.
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