| Robert Baer | ... | Himself |
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| David Batty | |||
| Kevin Toolis | |||
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| Kevin Toolis | ||
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| David Batty | .... | co-producer | |
| Kevin Toolis | .... | co-producer | |
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| Dimitri Tchamouroff | |||
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| Lawrence Gardner | |||
| Eugene McVeigh | |||
| David Swan | |||
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| Russell Crockett | |||
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The documentary, if it is factual and accurate, explains the plight of today's World. It is quite well-paced and it captures the emotions and motives of the suicide bombers and their families. Robert Baer needs to be congratulated for his courage. The scenes depicted in the film were heart-wrenching and pathetic. An entire generation of people have been duped into believing that suicide bombing is the pathway to martyrdom and salvation. However, I am not even trying to blame anyone for this, since it would point to a vicious cycle of blame games. I am not sure of the solution to this problem. But, I can clearly see the reason behind all these problems, Religion. Religion can be a very deceptive tool used by certain people to carry out their interests. The film shows how young kids look up to these suicide bombers as their heroes. I don't see any light ahead of the tunnel, if the cult of the suicide bomber is allowed to sustain and breed.