Mooz-lum

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Mooz-lum is a 2010 independent drama film that explores the experiences of a young Muslim American man struggling with identity and faith in the post-9/11 United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf drama film
film
independent film
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts college life in the United States
religious conflict within a family
director Qasim Basir
distributedBy Peace Film
featuresCharacter Professor Jamal
Safiyah
Tariq Mahdi
filmingLocation Detroit
Michigan
follows a young Muslim American man
genre drama
independent film
hasCastMember Danny Glover
Dorian Missick
Evan Ross
Jerome Hamilton
Kunal Sharma
Maryam Basir
Nia Long
Roger Guenveur Smith
Summer Bishil
Vondie Curtis-Hall
hasOriginalNetworkOrPlatform limited theatrical release
hasTheme cultural assimilation
family dynamics
prejudice
religious identity
self-discovery
language English
leadActor Evan Ross
leadActress Nia Long
mainSubject Islam
Muslim American identity
post-9/11 United States
narrativeFocus coming-of-age
faith
identity
portrays Islamophobia after the September 11 attacks
discrimination against Muslims in the United States
producer Peace Film
publicationDate 2010
releaseYear 2010
screenwriter Qasim Basir
setInPeriod post-9/11 era
title Mooz-lum
writer Qasim Basir

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Evan Ross notableWork Mooz-lum
Mooz-lum title Mooz-lum