When straight arrow FBI agent Roy Clayton heads up the investigation into a dangerous international conspiracy, all clues seem to lead back to former U.S. Special Operations officer, Samir Horn.
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Goofs
In the "Blending In" scene in the French café, Fareed pours champagne for Omar and Samir. Samir protests that the champagne is "halal" when he should have said the opposite Arabic term, "haram." In Arabic, halal means something that is permissible unless prohibited by religious law. Samir should have said the champagne was "haram," meaning it is forbidden or sinful, when he was protesting to Fareed. See more »
Quotes
Samir Horn:
Oh I'm a terrorist ?
Roy Clayton:
I don't know you tell me , you've been selling them explosives.
Samir Horn:
Oh I sell to who can afford to buy it... like the US Government.
Max Archer:
Only ours don't kill innocent people
Samir Horn:
Oh yeah they do genius, people just usually have darker skin
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Don Cheadle selected another excellent role for himself in a movie that tells the tail of Jihad from the Western and Muslim perspective. If you are expecting an action flick, this is the wrong movie for you. Traitor focuses more on personal relationships than high-tech weapons. The movie makes good use of the actuals tactics and methodology of present day jihadists. But some of the terms, such as the halawas, could be better defined. The way the movie portrays interaction between American security agencies is interesting, but better represents the Cold War era than modern day. The limited information presented about Cheadle's past also leaves just enough for the imagination to wonder. The one negative is that Archie Panjabi's character was not developed enough. She did a solid job with the few lines she was given. However, a more developed Panjabi character would have added more depth to Cheadle. Overall, very good movie that makes you think.
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Don Cheadle selected another excellent role for himself in a movie that tells the tail of Jihad from the Western and Muslim perspective. If you are expecting an action flick, this is the wrong movie for you. Traitor focuses more on personal relationships than high-tech weapons. The movie makes good use of the actuals tactics and methodology of present day jihadists. But some of the terms, such as the halawas, could be better defined. The way the movie portrays interaction between American security agencies is interesting, but better represents the Cold War era than modern day. The limited information presented about Cheadle's past also leaves just enough for the imagination to wonder. The one negative is that Archie Panjabi's character was not developed enough. She did a solid job with the few lines she was given. However, a more developed Panjabi character would have added more depth to Cheadle. Overall, very good movie that makes you think.