Provides an intimate look at six Canadian men named Osama and how sharing a first name with the notorious terrorist can shape perpception and prejudice in the post 9/11 world. Through a series of interviews and observation of their daily lives, these six men with highly diverse backgrounds, interests and personalities address such subjects as Arab names, rock-n-roll, religion, stereotypes, Middle East politics, marriage, mortality and the meaning of identity.
"Provides an intimate look at six Canadian men named Osama and how sharing a first name with the notorious terrorist can shape perpception and prejudice in the post 9/11 world. Through a series of interviews and observation of their daily lives, these six men with highly diverse backgrounds, interests and personalities address such subjects as Arab names, rock-n-roll, religion, stereotypes, Middle East politics, marriage, mortality and the meaning of identity."@en
"Provides an intimate look at six Canadian men named Osama and how sharing a first name with the notorious terrorist can shape perpception and prejudice in the post 9/11 world. Through a series of interviews and observation of their daily lives, these six men with highly diverse backgrounds, interests and personalities address such subjects as Arab names, rock-n-roll, religion, stereotypes, Middle East politics, marriage, mortality and the meaning of identity."
"This documentary film explores the lives of Arab Candians named Osama and the changes that have occurred in their lives since 9/11. The film also sheds light on these individual's struggle to fend off the negative connotation of their name and offers a deep look into the lives of their families and their environments as they prepare for the next year of hardship and hope. Finally this film is also a window into the little-known world of Canada's Arab communities and the challenges they face with integration and acceptance as the Middle-East continues to boil."
""An intimate exploration of six men with highly diverse backgrounds, interests and personalities, united by their first names and their experiences as Arabs living in Canada in the post-9/11 world. Shot against the cultural backdrop of Montreal, the film follows the six Osamas from the time of the American invasion of Iraq in March of 2003 to the anti-WTO demonstrations in late July of the same year.""
""Being Osama is an intimate exploration of six men with highly diverse backgrounds, interests and personalities, united by their first names and experiences as Arabs living in Canada in the post-9/11 world. Shot against the cultural backdrop of Montreal, the film follows the six Osamas from the time of the American invasion of Iraq in March 2003 to the anti-WTO demonstrations in late July of the same year. Touching on subjects as diverse as Arab names, rock-n-roll, religion, Middle East politics, weddings, funerals and meaning of identity, Being Osama is a sensitive and thoughtful portrait of six unique individuals and of the new Canada in which they live.""
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