For the very first time, convicted Dutch Muslim terrorists speak out on camera in Robert Oey's The Good Terrorist. A captivating search for answers, to some of the most relevant questions of our time. What moves a terrorist?
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In The Good Terrorist, renowned filmmaker Robert Oey investigates the world of Muslim terrorism and questions the attitude of the West, concerning its own homegrown terrorism. As young men, Jason Walters and Nouredine El Fahtni are members of the extremist Dutch Hofstadgroep, a group held responsible for murder, plotting terror attacks and making death threats. Now, they claim to be reformed. They warn against radicalization. Or proclaim to be family men. But what goes on inside the head of a convicted terrorist? Is there such a thing as a good terrorist?
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26 March 2019 (Denmark) See more »Company Credits
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... the music in order to give it a more drama feel, is *really* a terrible choice of the filmmaker. /it would be so much better without any. Why use thriller-effect music while watching closed cell doors, or when a prison guard is taking a break?
The subject and interviews speak for them self. Well done. But the viewer gets it already, eh?
---> My tip for director Robert Oey; silence is golden.