Any movies about Islam?
Kingdom of Heaven
The Message
What else?
Any movies about Islam?
Julian Evans
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The whole movie is a metaphor for Islamic hordes
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Aye up you unbelievin kuffah bastard
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James Rivera
The problem is that there isn't a tradition of Islamic filmmaking due to rules within the religion about depicting certain figures or rules in art, so "Muslim" films are almost by necessity made by outsiders to the faith.
There's no Muslim analogue to, say, a Scorsese work or something that psychoanalyzes the internal mindset of what it's like to be a member of the faith because it's haram to do so.
Remember that Islam is on a several century "delay" from Christianity and are currently going through their heresy-bashing inquisition phase. We won't see real Islamic film for quite some time.
David Young
RUBBER
Chase Foster
>tfw arse man
Hudson White
LONDON HAS FALLEN
Josiah Turner
> a Scorsese work or something that psychoanalyzes the internal mindset of what it's like to be a member of the faith because it's haram to do so.
that's incorrect. it is only disallowed to depict Muhammad. Only wahhabists-salafists think it is a sin to depict people in general
Aiden Russell
DINGHY
Bentley Thomas
Osama (2003)
Shot in Afghanistan about a young girl who pretends to be a boy so she has freedom of movement (I.e get food for her male-free family).
Pretty depressing
Tyler Jackson
Are you fucking blind.
Juan Bailey
United 93
Levi Parker
>tfw still no torrent for Makhmalbaf's The Gardener
Angel Jenkins
LOTR
Lucas White
>Kingdom of Heaven
>The Message
Those are the only two. But hey, at least they're both very good.
Wyatt Ramirez
the kike runner
The book is excellent the movie is just fucking bad
Jordan Sullivan
Huh?
Xavier Martin
He already mentioned The Message in the OP.
Easton Davis
By your definition no "real" Christian film was made until the 50s and 60s
Luis Jackson
That's probably true, considering that "real" films didn't even exist before 1900.