Film Lens
Out of Gitmo tells the story of a detainee released from Guantanamo Bay after spending 14 years in the prison. The film examines the complexities surrounding the release of prisoners who were once classified as international terrorists. It provides an overview of the history of Guantanamo Bay, detailing the controversial nature of the facility and the ongoing debates about its existence.
The documentary includes insights from NPR, presenting a report on the struggles faced in the efforts to free these detainees. It captures the personal experiences of those involved, shedding light on the wider effects of the U.S. government's decisions regarding terrorism and detention.
Why Watch
- •See the personal story of a Gitmo detainee's release.
- •Find out about the history of Guantanamo Bay prison.
- •Meet the NPR reporters covering the detainee struggles.
Did You Know
•A detainee was held at Guantanamo Bay for 14 years before release.
•The documentary features reports from NPR on the detainee release process.
•Guantanamo Bay has been a controversial prison since its opening.
Perfect For
U.S. military historyTerrorism studiesHuman rights advocacy