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Jan 2209
Jonathon
I wrote to Nina Davenport:
Your documentary is a mighty gift for Muthana. Has he seen it? I imagine him showing it in conjunction with his own follow-up documentary, perhaps where we see him transformed by having seen your documentary.
You showed his beauty and his promise along with his flaws – he could ride this to success as a director or actor. He could ride it to happiness as a store clerk or janitor – or as a leader or counsellor healing hearts in Iraq, Israel, and America, in part by presenting Operation Filmmaker: a mirror that’s so revealing anyone who looks into finds themselves transformed while they watch.
Jonathon Theatre Artist and now Documentary Filmmaker (editing 98 hours of footage, with partners) Toronto
———– Website: www.OperationFilmmaker.com
———– Hey Muthana – do you read me? ———–
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One Response to “‘Operation Filmmaker’ – A Perfect Documentary?”
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Jonathon
Posted: Jan 22nd, 2009 at 9:22am
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1Reply to this comment.“Obama and Muthana” / “Muthana meets Obama” I’d like to see if Muthana’s beautiful-but-trapped psyche/tortured spirit is further released by experiencing Obama.
Seeing Obama speak on Election Night and Inauguration Day, did Muthana’s burden become light?
I hope he knows ‘white’ people are equally prone to his troubles. (He watches movies – he must know, right?)
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