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Directed by Kevin Macdonald and based on the NY Times best-selling memoir “Guantánamo
Diary” by Mohamedou Ould Slahi, this is the inspiring true story of Slahi’s fight for freedom after being detained and imprisoned without charge by the U.S. Government for years. Alone and afraid, Slahi (Tahar Rahim) finds allies in defense attorney Nancy Hollander (Jodie Foster) and her associate Teri Duncan (Shailene Woodley) who battle the U.S. government in a fight for justice that tests their commitment to the law and their client at every turn. Their controversial advocacy, along with evidence uncovered by a formidable military prosecutor, Lt. Colonel Stuart Couch (Benedict Cumberbatch), uncovers shocking truths and ultimately proves that the human spirit cannot be locked up.
Genre: Drama
Cast: Jodie Foster, Tahar Rahim, Zachary Levi, Saamer Usmani with Shailene Woodley and Benedict Cumberbatch
Based Upon the Book: "Guantánamo Diary" by Mohamedou Ould Slahi
Writers: M.B. Traven and Rory Haines & Sohrab Noshirvani
Director: Kevin Macdonald
Producers: Adam Ackland, Leah Clarke, Benedict Cumberbatch, Lloyd Le vin, Beatriz Levin, Mark Holder, Christine Holder, Branwen Prestwood Smith, Michael Bronner
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[@elbagrau]

When Hollywood wants to tell us about a "true story", It means than the real story is a lot more horrible than that.

[@abdirisakmohamed5664]

I listen the mauritanian talking about his story, he said " usually the movie is drama about real story but I was the drama this time. my reality was worst than that, the movie can make how I feel 70 days without sleeping... "

[@alkasah4softs129]

Read the book I feel sorry for what happend to him..

[@ilianamarisolromero7816]

yeah, it´s funny how today we are all struggling to discern from the truth, everyone in the extreme right making everything about ´´capitalism vs communism´´ and being blind to what the system does, but guess what, sooner rather than later they will put it out there in movies. lol

[@joshs7747]

He sounds like such a lovely bloke. I heard him on Jordan Petersen’s podcast and he says that he harbours no ill will towards the people that held and tortured him. Mustn’t be too bad a guy?

[@joshs7747]

Iliana Marisol Romero yeah, I guess it depends on where you get the info. People’s own recollections can be subjective, media should be objective but is soooo not, borders on propaganda. I guess you need to make your own decision based on research of facts and advice of those you trust, still scary.

[@whynotpeace1885]

Everyone is talking about the cast and how beautiful that one women is, THIS IS A REAL STORY, THIS GUY SUFFERED FOR 16 YEARS. THE US DID THIS AND ARE STILL DOING IT

[@c.h.9547]

Right, I reckon I’ll be hung drawn and quartered for saying this, but is it really that bad? At the end of the day a few lives are worth nothing when considering a global population of upwards of 7 billion. Furthermore, these aren’t people that have been picked up on the side of the road. They are suspects, some of them completely innocent I’m sure but suspects all the same and the advantages of this from the perspective of a society surely out weigh the individual costs from somebody being tortured? Ultimately, people around the globe are constantly getting tortured and yet they are never heard about, including governments doing it to others. Yet, why do people only care now when they make a Hollywood movie. Frankly, I have faith that on an individual level this is morally, legally and physically horrific, on a level of society, it’s justified, why else would it continue? Would you rather a man get tortured or a mall blow up killing hundreds, because that’s what is potentially at stake.

[@SunnyGabe]

@@c.h.9547 I haven't seen the movie yet, but it seems to be a one of a kind because it chose to tackle the reality of the justice system from the US, but this is proven accurate all around the world; I've opened my eyes for some time, and in most cases, even those that seem guilty of doing horrible crimes and taken into prison, often can be very innocent... It goes without saying that your statement is absolutely wrong; the mechanics by which laws operate deem it necessary that suspects are apprehended because someone up the ladder has spoken; not for any other reasons, just because of pressure, because it needs to hold the image and rightfulness and to instill fear in all the others, to make reconsidering making any crimes... what you've just written doesn't affect in any way the outcome; it won't help by any means...

[@c.h.9547]

@@SunnyGabe so you have made two pretty heavy assumptions there. The first is that apprehending these people is done out of pressure from someone higher up which I would agree with and I don’t believe the assumption is in anyway far fetched. However, the second is what I take issue with, the claim that this is done out of fear to act as a warning shot and to install fear into the people the government controls and does not control over. This assumption simply doesn’t hold up when considering this was kept secret!!? If they wanted to maximise fear then this wouldn’t have been kept this censored for so long. Even if you argue it wasn’t kept a complete secret it wasn’t exactly made public either. Even assuming it is true though, fear isn’t necessarily a bad thing in moderation. If this does prevent a terrorise act then I’m all for it, let the buggers be scared. I guess what I’m saying is fundamentally, the world isn’t perfect, most of the time mistakes are made both legally and morally, if you get caught up with every tiny detail you won’t be able to get on with your life. My favourite saying is that “life is unfair” because there will always be innocents you can’t account for, I still maintain that this whole operation is basically irrelevant when looking at it from a perspective of impact it has on society/globally. You slightly contradicted yourself by saying that this is done to install fear, and then saying the outcome doesn’t change, perhaps I misunderstood.

[@SunnyGabe]

@@c.h.9547 thank you for taking time in replying! I'm at a crossroads regarding how justice is done, and it does take a significant toll on my mental state since I'm, what you could call, a person that views life in black or white... My statements were made in a general idea, not about the movie; I didn't know that the plot of it, the one taken from real-life events, was mainly kept in the dark from the general public... Yes, I remain very adamant, that, at least in my country, the laws are very ruthless to those that break them, just to instill fear in the others, and determine everyone to stay out of trouble. This has proven to be a very bad tactic since it's important who exactly is exercising the power, from the small ones to the bigger ones, and more often than it should, the accused have lost money, years, decades of their life, fighting, just to prove their innocence; those that couldn't afford a good attorney were often condemned for things they didn't do, for wrongful interpretation of events. These situations are that which don't take corruption into consideration; as a matter of fact, fighting with a corrupted jury/ prosecution is a total loss since the system makes it very easy to happen... that could only be happening in my country, in which it's possible to appeal at certain juries to be given a fair trial after you lose, as I've said before, a decade... As I've said, out of morbid curiosity, and the need to stop a slight depression given by my ideal view of the world, I've used to check cases from around the world, without having skills in the field. Even the most obvious ones about persons that didn't have an alibi, were in the gray area, without being able to pinpoint the accused of doing certain atrocities. I just suspect that a fair and good set of laws is very hard to apply.

[@ant.ng0]

@@c.h.9547 I have to admit I would agree with what you are saying. Would you rather either keep the man locked up or leave a possible new Osama Bin Ladin out in the wild.

[@BrianBendito]

Watching this movie in theaters was a intense, scary, gut-wrenching experience that I’ll never forget how the U.S government is willing to beat innocent people to death until they are forced give in and accept the charges that they didn’t commit. I like my country but ashamed how corrupt the government can become

[@robjames3864]

I am a 65 year old mind control target by the shadow government. I was 17 when they told me they were targeting me. They said I was chosen because my grandfather was a official in the United Auto Workers (UAW) So it appears they target those and their families that have gone against the establishment. The last thing they wanted was for the average man to make good wages and benefits. The big unions beat them for a good 60 years or so but now that`s coming to a end. They`ve covertly ruined my life. Preventing me from having a family and causing me much grief. These monster`s are pure terrorists. They are part of the New World Order now called the Great Reset. They are truly the Global Mafia. In North America they took out union officials covertly. In Latin America they just flat out murder them. What`s important to realize you have big American corporations and the CIA in the background that have vested interests in these Latin American countries natural resources and the last thing they want is some kind of union. Bottom line,they murder these union activists. Guantánamo and the middle east are just another part of the huge puzzle of the wicked and evil things that go on that the mainstream media runs cover for. The mainstream media are a total disgrace. Murders of Latin American labor leaders anger unions and lawmakers November 26, 2019-Mexico www.peoplesworld.org/article/mur...lawmakers/ Murdered Trade Unionists: The Truth Behind Colombia’s Trade Agreement May 16, 2019 -Columbia aflcio.org/2019/5/16/murdered-tr...-agreement Report: Unionists Face Death, Attacks in Central America-Guatemala Aug 2019 www.solidaritycenter.org/report-...l-america/ More Than 30 Trade Unionists Have Been Killed in Honduras Since 2009 Chiquita keeps bananas cheap-and union organizers scared for their lives-Honduras www.thenation.com/article/archiv...ince-2009/ Of course the U.S. mainstream media will tell you about evil socialist dictators, blah,blah,blah The truth be told these leaders were democratically elected. The U.S has no business interfering with these countries. Confessions of an Economic Hitman John Perkins A story how countries are preyed upon to steal their wealth. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6GbmYmsp55goqs

[@refisaaprilia2694]

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[@TheodoreBotman]

All governments have done this. There are stories from all over the world of this kind of thing.

[@flk9066]

@@TheodoreBotman sorry government do that to their own pple, u dont do that to someone belonging to other government, other citizenship, other country.....

[@TheodoreBotman]

@@flk9066 What?

[@andersreality]

Benedict Cumberbatch is on a mission to nail every accent ever

[@user-ji8fl7qg9v]

I love him to death, but this is one of the worst Southern accents that I've ever heard. Not all Brits are good at accents!

[@andersreality]

@@user-ji8fl7qg9v Rip I doubt they had a southerner on set to critique it

[@user-ji8fl7qg9v]

@@andersreality I love Benedict, but you can tell! Occasionally, every so often, Matthew McConaughey is the right man for the job lol.

[@andersreality]

@@user-ji8fl7qg9v Now that you mention it they probably wanted him for the roll...

[@abbygreat8539]

@@andersreality I read that Couch heard Cumberbatch’s southern accent prior to filming and he approved :) I’d say that’s enough.

[@navirandhawa81]

What a movie!!! I couldn't stop crying..who ever didn't watch this movie, ur missing a masterpiece

[@johndonald9692]

Forget the usual nominees. Tahar is immense in everything he does.

[@amayamartinezalvarez7659]

Fr

[@vitriolhachedeueysseokatre4138]

Toi même tu sais 😉

[@thelastactionzero5274]

Ouaip ^^

[@salahbah5050]

As a Mauritanian, I am unapologetically proud to see the story of Mohammed Salahi in a film. His story deserves to be told and seen so all people would have an idea about what he really went through. Proud to see the word "Mauritanian" in a Hollywood movie.

[@sharity3289]

I hope it brings attention to the plight and persecution of many others that are still being held without trial, based on suspicions and prejudice alone.

[@nsaffini1975]

Why are you proud of your country when your government itself that handed him to the states. Makes no sense.

[@faresdz5393]

stupid !!!! مغفل

[@LisaElaine1222]

As an American I am appalled at the actions of our president and military involved in this inhumane treatment of any man let alone an innocent man! I apologize for Mohammed's brutal treatment by our countrymen. Soon all the Americans will know the truth about 9/11 and many other disastrous events blamed on others yet perpetrated by our own government! It's a sad world we live in!

[@jolenemurray4929]

Me too! I lived in mauritania for two years. Lovely, welcoming people.

[@anandnaik9632]

The cast alone is worth watching

[@bolochongli9267]

I'm Mauritanian and I would kill to impress Jodie Foster

[@jaboubaa928]

@@bolochongli9267 I’m Mauritanian too and remember watching this story on 60 minutes years ago

[@bl8319555]

You are so right. The actor who portrays the prisoner is amazing. And how can you beat Jodie Foster and Benedict Cumberbatch.

[@FrameByFrame96]

bro i opened this movie not expecting much and when I saw Benedict Cumberbatch I paused, grabbed me some snacks and broke my 1-month diet and watched the movie. Truly amazing.

[@commentary9038]

To some extent. But it is the story that shivers you.

[@emattiewva]

As a mauritanian I'm looking forward to watch this movie، Muhammadu selahi's story should be known and seeing it in a great movie with all the incredible cast make me feel in expectancy good luck.

[@jedlayeli8545]

Honestly!! His story deserves to be heard.

[@teena5723]

Hope the spreading of his story makes up for all the suffering he went through.He had it tough...

[@jedlayeli8545]

@@teena5723 nothing can make up for that. But at least people will know his story and the injustice he went through.

[@acadityac]

If you don't mind me asking, what is a Mauritanian?

[@ehoueibib]

@@acadityac Mauritanian mean someone from Mauritania

[@user-iy1pf1dx8c]

I can't believe I am just hearing about all this! Going to play parts of this movie to my students. EVERYONE needs to know Mohamedou's story.

[@chijavier268]

Tahar Rahim great actor. He needs greater representation and recognition. Just watched The Serpent and can't wait to see this film next.

[@dukenuk3m]

@@Blue-ub8ld absolutely incredible movie

[@mohamedali9495]

When the torturer comes, the last thing you would ever want is to be innocent. Because you have nothing to say to make it end.

[@ashesmandalay1762]

There is one thing you can say to make it end, a false confession.

[@nitrodz4482]

This film deeply touched my heart with the feelings of the oppressed, with fear and despair, and then relief and victory after nearly 15 years. Although he never saw his mother again, he returned to his homeland and gave birth to a son. How beautiful this is, and how beautiful are the two lawyers who helped him in his case. All my thanks and regards 😢😔🫡🙂 respect from Algeria 🇩🇿

[@dsurrey-6559]

Brilliant movie. So shocking to know this is a true story of how human beings were treated. Amazing cast brilliantly performed especially Tahar & Jodie.

[@sabbat34]

how come OBL called him. How come he just happened to be in afghan, twice? hmmm -the movie completley avoids this.

[@youtubeaccount6403]

@@sabbat34 what a fool seriously, if u know the story he fought for alqaeda which USA backed that time until the soviet went, he admitted cutting ties so many times but they took him without a trial of course to your eyes USA can't do anything wrong right

[@MG-bs5mr]

@@sabbat34 the film does not avoid the issues you raise.

[@alokozay300]

@@sabbat34 he was in afghan fighting the Soviets alongside the Americans if you didn't know.

[@Okinanam69]

Powerless human beings have always been treated like this or even worse for centuries. There is nothing new here.

[@medsidicheikh926]

نحن الموريتانيين و جميع العرب فإنتظار هذا العمل الكبير 🇲🇷🇲🇷🇲🇷🇲🇷🇲🇷🇲🇷

[@samiraabdouni5580]

امتى

[@medsidicheikh926]

@@samiraabdouni5580 هو الآن بدور العرض

[@ad1mz]

I laughed out loud when she said "since when did we start locking people up without a trial in this country"

[@evaeva8619]

Powerful movie! His name deserves to be heard his story deserves to be told. I hope he lives an amazing life now with his beautiful family. He's amazing!!

[@TheLovelySheri]

*All my time here I've been told that you're guilty. Not for something I that I have done but because of suspicion and association. I am innocent.* That's true for a lot of inmates.

[@hzafary]

This looks incredible. I'm thankful for this story being told to a wide audience. It honestly feels like justice is not afforded to every human being.

[@ahmedhj1125]

This is going to be big. This movie is gonna go to the Oscars nomination if not winning the Oscars. Kevin Macdonald has already won the Oscars in 2000. Proud to see Mouhamedou Ould Salahi’s story in Hollywood.

[@panniballecter6430]

Definately see that coming.

[@NiRudraws]

the actor was nominated in the Golden Globes Awards

[@vijaynaveenan7314]

For what

[@NiRudraws]

@@vijaynaveenan7314 Actor In Drama Motion Picture

[@hotbari]

This movie doesn't have any major black characters. It has no chance of winning anything.

[@barboorsharshoor5965]

Thousands of innocent prisoners faced this in Abu graib in Iraq, Bagram Base in Afghanistan, and Palestinian prisoners in israeli prisons.

[@HammoudMH]

Everything that a movie needs to win an Oscar A true story of injustice The first class of Hollywood’s actors We’re waiting for this work

[@siodsndj7806]

I'm from Mauritania and very proud of this movie and I am eager to see it asion.❤️🇲🇷

[@alokozay300]

I just watched it and it really is a work of art, the sudden twist at the end goes to show that even those we perceive as the supposed heroes of our nation are capable of doing such evil things.

[@siddharthnaagar7028]

Finally Jodie is back!!!!!!! I hope she gets an Oscar nomination, it's been 25 yrs since her 4th nomination!!!! #JodieFor3rdOscar

[@pierpaolocondorelli2747]

Frankly I hope she'll get her third Academy Award. She deserved it for Nell in 1994 but the jury awarded Jessica Lange for Blue Sky. I still don't know why !

[@siddharthnaagar7028]

@@pierpaolocondorelli2747 winning a third Oscar at that time was sort of an impossible feat to attain, She already had won two awards by the time She was 28 (the youngest two time winner in Oscar history) and If she had won a third won at 31 it would imfo would had sparked a backlash

[@brahim119]

*@Siddharth Naagar.* Yes, she is a true talented artist with her versatile performances.

[@rickygallegos3114]

She won the Oscar.

[@kathymayer9376]

One of those movie where you stay seated while all the credits roll, still processing what you witnessed. Excellent movie, superb cast! WOW!

[@acbacbacbacbacb]

of course youll enjoy it because its american propaganda lmao

[@svpsalomon8782]

🇲🇷🇲🇷🇲🇷THE MAURITANIAN 🇲🇷🇲🇷🇲🇷 show's to the world who is the real Mauritanian.

[@oussamamagham7254]

I am waiting to watch this wonderful movie...good luck 🇲🇷🇲🇷

[@mouhamed9679]

Nchalla yejbar ta9yiim 3ali

[@user-ff3ht3tn8c]

Chevtou wela

[@hamoudman423]

did you watch it

[@heygirl35]

I just watched this movie. I am so sorry for what this man suffered thru for 16 years. I can't believe the U.S. government is ok with treating innocent people like this and still have not apologized for the terror they put him and others like him thru. I am so disgusted with the U.S. government. But at the same time am grateful for Muhammedu's example to forgive all those who have hurt him and move forward with his life.

[@user-cr3od7be6n]

I from Mauritania 🇲🇷😍 And I am so happy for the work ❤️

[@halaahmed461]

A very wonderful movie. We are also from Mauritania and are proud of it. We love America's friends, a beautiful country and its people are good. Friendship will last forever.

[@chrishopkins8173]

Just yesterday I met and got a book signed by Mohamedou, after watching the film, it was humbling. I am a criminology student at the university of Brighton, UK. This is a true story, one or two things changed, however ultimately it depicts the humanitarian issues of the US criminal justice system. They need to end. Torture and wrongful imprisonment against innocent people is a crime. #closeguantanamo

[@maazkalim]

I've one genuine question to ask..

[@petrovtango]

​@@maazkalimне задавай. Рабство кое как заставили отменить. И это заставим сделать 😉

[@yehiak8711]

You're saying innocent people, even though according to the US gov 95% of them are innocent, which doesn't make sense. Torture is illegal, cruel, and immoral even against the worst human beings possible.

[@tocheroro]

Hello Chris Hopkins are you a lawyer and can i private chat you? if yes how do I go about it . Its very urgent thank you

[@elizabethgalindo2587]

How humans can treat each other like this, I’ll never understand….😢 How awful what they did to him and others.

[@mouhibcheikhelboukhary8588]

I’d like to jump on the bandwagon and say I’m proud to be Mauritanian, but “our” government handed him to the U.S. I hope they decided to shed some light on that.

[@hasnysan3325]

Its just awesome to see Benedict Cumberbatch in a movie about mauritania 😍

[@ALCHEMYedits]

😎

[@sonyolotall4407]

Yo bro you watch anime?

[@ALCHEMYedits]

@@sonyolotall4407 no, haven’t watched anime in years

[@sonyolotall4407]

@#medy what bro 4ak haram.

[@Didamamine]

Trailer ; enough to get the Oscar

[@anonymousanonymous-cl8nr]

Lol

[@salahr34]

lol

[@TheActiveAssault]

The best part is the announcers cool voice saying: *THE MAURITANIAN*

[@lemonlemon6516]

Mauritania it's my country

[@DDJAY20]

i don't know why but the voice seems familiar

[@ashhabzoha]

That’s the Hitman( David Bateson)

[@simonrov7979]

Jodie Foster amazing ❤️❤️....and Tahar Rahim is excellent,too. In "The Prophet" and "the past" was Oscar-worthy

[@emiliensv]

And Not bad in the looming tower (very good mini-show). As a French, I was shocked to hear him speak English with an American accent (don't know if it's perfect, but for my French ears it's more than good).

[@fatimetoueyil9640]

Proud to be Mauritanian in the same time proud of this movie ❤️👏🏻🇲🇷

[@abdellahimah]

نحن نفتخـر بك محمد ولد صلاحي منك نتعلم الصبر وتسـامح لقد جعلت سجانك مسلم بسبب اخلاقك الجميلة عاشت موريتانيا 🇲🇷 ❤ لقد عانيت كثيرا سجونك ظلما لكنك فضحتهم هناك لاتوجد انسانية بل يوجد ظلم فقط

[@PG-xs7nc]

I don’t cry much but I cried like a baby at the end it made my heart hurt that someone can be allowed to go through all that pain.

[@mohamedcheikh5552]

You may not know yet . . . . but you're watching the trailer of an Oscar winning movie for the best movie award

[@svpsalomon8782]

For sure 👌 I was going to write the same thing

[@elghaliakh9981]

Hopefully 🤲🏻

[@Rsean27]

This looks great! Excited to see Jodie Foster onscreen again.

[@aaronjanlistanco]

Golden Globe, Critics Choice, BAFTA, & SAG ensemble Jodie Foster Benedict Cumberbatch Shailene Woodley Zachary Levi Tahar Rahim

[@salemsmpl]

They got Shazam & Dr. Strange in this! This is going BIG!!

[@t.e.burgos3263]

They will not be able to win against Clarice Starling though...

[@elhousseinzoubeir]

الموريتانيين في انتظار هذا العمل..

[@svpsalomon8782]

Oscars award for sure 👌

[@loroyesalah4662]

yooow of-course we are

[@juancervantes1702]

😋 والليبيين ايضا

[@elghaliakh9981]

Can’t wait 😻

[@user-ff3ht3tn8c]

Chevtou yak

[@mokhtarmoussa]

Wow i was not ready ! As a mauritanian, I am really stoked for this movie !

[@belle-ashton2167]

This movie and Official Secrets are such important movies

[@vagabondguts5436]

Love from Mauritania 🇲🇷

[@tariqkhan-qo3ow]

Just watched the Jordan Peterson interview, this man forgave the Americans that put him through hell.

[@husseinboulahlib2839]

As a north African Arab i cried many times watching this .

[@damoudbamba9793]

5loune mn lklam bl l'anglais , 7d kaml ytklm l7asaniye ilaiki 👇

[@mar437]

ذاك بعد ما فات عاد لحسانية حد يكتب بالعربية أعدت دور شي زين

[@user-gi9bs1pi8d]

And that's why you will never be something in your shitty life

[@worldship4672]

انتوم كاع شمعلقكم

[@aisforamerica2185]

I just can't get over Benedict Cumberbatch detaching himself from England in a snap. I had to pick my jaw up off the floor haha

[@mahmudabshir583]

& how is he gonna do that when his last name is still Cumberbatch lol.

[@aisforamerica2185]

@@mahmudabshir583 yeah fair point. Just impressed with the ability to change accents in a snap.

[@mahmudabshir583]

@@aisforamerica2185 You are absolutely right Pal, some ppl are God given, no one can match them, folks like Trevor Noah & Cumberbatch are out of this world.

[@loyaldauntlessInstagram]

This cast 💯💯 Jodie Foster - Academy Award, BAFTA, Golden Globe, SAG winner; Emmy nominee Tahar Rahim - BAFTA winner Shailene Woodley - National Board Review, Cannes Film Festival, Sundance Film Festival winner; Emmy, Golden Globe, SAG nominee Benedict Cumberbatch - Emmy winner; BAFTA, Golden Globe, SAG, Academy Award nominee Zachary Levi - Emmy, SAG winner

[@shubhangiojha6125]

I want to see this movies so hard, I can't even. Honestly I am so proud that they are making a film about this. I was reading about Haiti refugees today, and for more than 2 years there were people, children, pregnant women forced into the Guantanamo camp without trials.

[@sidosidiya8701]

A striking story that has drawn the attention of followers 🇲🇷❤

[@Establishment91]

Great to have Jodie Foster back!

[@okaminess]

Totally! Missed her.

[@siddharthnaagar7028]

👌👌👌

[@ultraali453]

Great courage by Mohamedou Slahi. A man with a HUGE heart. A man who could help change the course of history. Just saw his interview on Dr. Jordan Peterson's podcast!

[@petrovtango]

И что его вынесло из этого ада? Вера в Бога и Бог не оставил его.

[@WeAreFootball2]

I really liked it. The casting was spot on. The dialogue was great. I don't understand America's insistence on using British actors to play Americans but whatever. The story is fascinating and disturbing and kept me enthralled the whole way through. Well worth a watch.

[@maazkalim]

In fairness..

[@banialy4852]

Dame didn’t come expecting something this good

[@mounamedlemine9786]

Finally someone noticed that we’re existing

[@elwelybouhebeyni423]

hhhh finally

[@evelynn4410]

TRULY

[@hassengawwad1739]

hhhhhh indeed [small note edit it to "that we exist"]

[@brahimndb8868]

Hi اشحالك

[@sonyolotall4407]

Finally i hear my country🇲🇷

[@reemm4696]

I just saw a comment in another video who worked with him slahu in prison and how he was scared to interact with him and his hand was shaking but then understood he was innocent, so beautiful to see Slahis story is made into a movie , he is a GOOD man. Ps they chose a good man that looks alot like Slahi

[@lisamessikommer7284]

Aaaaah I’m so happy to see Tahar, he’s such an amazing actor i can’t wait to see him evolve!!!

[@biobechir2103]

I smell an Oscar coming 🤔👏👏👍

[@m.h706]

Benedict Cumberbatch is pure talent!!

[@okaminess]

Benedict Cumberbatch! That's all I'm here for!

[@vladaslavas]

same

[@mohadimelo3560]

Finally Mauritania 🇲🇷 somewhere

[@mariemw.n4492]

THE CAST IS JUST IN ITSELF AMAZING SO IM LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS

[@worldship4672]

تكلمي بلوغتك

[@santadeville242]

Looking and listening to this man, and reflecting on his story, that hell he has gone through leaves every decent, humble man without a single word.. One of the saddest stories I have ever heard that had happened to an individual. His story is a proof that even "the greatest democracy" of this planet can become a fascist swamp in a split second . Hats off to the US self-criticism that has been happening through books, movies and plays only unfortunately , but the core, the main essence is still there: that country whose only population was living in tents and riding horses while my country had universities, parliament, libraries, scientific institutions etc. has been, still is and will stay a fortress of fear and paranoia. Until the large part of the US population (as we could see the last year, at least 50% of them) don't go through a massive the cathartic moment of enlightenment, we will keep watching and listening stories like this one.

[@petrovtango]

Что такое демократия? Где зародилась власть народа демос и кратос? Сколько лет США? Что успела сделать США за 247 лет? Кроме рабства, ненависти по религиозному признаку, русофобии... Кто помог обрести свободу от Еë королевского величества Великой Британии? Какая страна обеспечила вам выход в Тихий Океан и величество? И какой благодарностью за это вы ответили России? Великие так поступают?

[@petrovtango]

И если ты скажешь что Россия продала вам Аляску и Западные территории Америки... потому что нуждалась в деньгах. То ты голубого ошибаешься мой друг. 1. Нужна была вторая великая страна с новыми идеями правления, свободная от захватнических идей. Чтобы совместно успокоить Великобританию с её оккупационными идеями... 2. В международном контракте о передаче земель так и прописано - в целях укрепления дружбы между Российской империей и США.... Читайте исторические факты в документах! Благо Интернет позволяет это делать из дома.

[@mannedi8665]

That ending credits is a tear jerker

[@kermeskermes5622]

The countdown is nearing the end and we are waiting anxiously 😍🇲🇷

[@paulbridge695]

I'm in just to watch Cumberbatch and Levi argue in Texan.

[@issadda2461]

Any Algerian here??🇩🇿💖

[@themauritanian16]

I'm so glad as a Mauritanian to see this trailer

[@laramnt8025]

Mohamed ould sellahi is an amazing person a n amazing personality someone who’s been through a lot and his story should be known all over the world♥️♥️♥️ Oh my god can’t wait to watch the moooviiiieeee😭😭😭😭

[@duskybatfishgirl4861]

Tahar Rahim is such a talent; hope he gets all the awards ❤️. And Cumberbatch nails that accent whoa

[@adelynanayli]

YAY!! SHAILENE WOODLEY!!!

[@b.sancho7786]

One of the best films to come out in a very long time . What a sad and infuriating story. Go see it!

[@AliEtSaMaman]

Wow, the return of Tahar Rahim! and he is nominated for a Golden Globe!!! I can't wait to see this!

[@stevenprashanth4328]

I think Shailene Woodley must choose films where she can showcase her full potential, but with Jodie Foster and Benedict, it won't be possible in this movie.

[@federicarossi3479]

She worked with Reese witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Laura Dern , all in one tv series and she received a emmy and a golden globe nomination, she worked with Clooney and she had a golden globe nomination and she won an indipendent spirit award, so she knows how to get noticed even when she is in a star cast 😊

[@stevenprashanth4328]

@@federicarossi3479 I don't have much opinion for awards, so.... I am a fan so, I have a different opinion.

[@jaboubaa928]

Can’t wait to see this incredible movie, I remember watching his story on 60 minutes.

[@captainjacksparrow1518]

And yet still over 700 people locked up in Guantanamo without any charge or fair trial.. we need to protest!

[@DMBtomp]

it's actually around 40 now. but yes, it's disgusting right?

[@sd7316]

I have just come from Jordan B Peterson's channel were I watched the interview with Mohamedou Ould Slahi (Enhanced Interrogation Techniques | Mohamedou Ould Slahi | The JBP Podcast - S4: E:49) What an amazing human being to forgive despite the torment and torture he went through. I will now watch this movie :)

[@mariammuhammadou8828]

The excitement is *UNBLIEVABlE* maradeyt 3likm... 🔥🔥

[@elwelybouhebeyni423]

radeytihe sa

[@mounamohamedlemine4251]

Hhhhhh

[@mariemw.n4492]

I seriously can’t WAIT for this

[@jonathaneffemey944]

Thanks for posting!

[@thiamco]

I’m waiting to watch this wonderful movie thanks 🇲🇷🇲🇷

[@fatibabou7854]

Looks amazinnng cant waiiit ela tewviii9 🇲🇷🇲🇷🇲🇷❤️❤️

[@samiraabdouni5580]

امتى؟

[@mohamedshinguity4336]

I'm From Mouritania 🇲🇷 I love every one who loves peace

[@user-kq8uv1ll6c]

For all those who are surprised that this film is called "The Mauritanian": The film was called a Mauritanian, attributing to the former Mauritanian prisoner, Mohamedu Sallahi. As for Mauritania, it is an Arab and African Islamic country

[@mdziauddin7826]

I have watched the documentary of the original guy, the actor is not doing justice to the guy. The original guy is mesmerising and talk like a philosopher. The documentary is called MY BROTHERS KEEPERS.

[@corona9583]

Finally a movie about my country

[@BarryKennedy]

Jodie Foster is playing a modern day Atticus Finch? I'm in.

[@hk.luindos]

Awesome, I need to watch it now😍😭 also 01:40 Benedict's voice just literally TURNED ME ON♡♡♡

[@user-ff3ht3tn8c]

اصعب الابتلاء هو عندما يتعرض الانسان للظلم اتمنى لكل الموريتانيين و العالم ككل بمشاهدة ممتعة الهام من موريتانيا

[@medsidi298]

هو فيلم وثائقي فقط

[@86malak]

Looking forward to watching the movie...best of luck 🇲🇷 from 🇲🇦

[@BeDeX_Ahmed]

Good luck 🇲🇷♥️🔥 #theMauritanian

[@SaBiNuKi]

How did he manage to stay sane? Unbelievable

[@MsWhatzmyname]

Tahar Rahim is also brilliant in The Serpent on Netflix. Then someone told me to watch this movie in which he also plays. He is such a magnificent actor.