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Mooz-Lum

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Qasim "Q" Basir

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Plot Summary

Pulled between his strict Muslim upbringing by his father (Roger Guenveur Smith) and the normal social life he's never had, Tariq Mahdi (Evan Ross) enters college in a state of confusion. New relationships with Muslims and non-Muslims alike challenge his already shaken ideals, and the estrangement with his mother (Nia Long) and sister troubles him. When the attacks of 9/11 happen without warning, Tariq is forced to face his past and make the biggest decisions of his life.

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78%
  • Reviews Counted: 9
  • Fresh: 7
  • Rotten: 2
  • Average Rating: 7.1/10

Top Critics' Reviews

Rotten: While its situations are more complex and less ham-fisted than those in many inspirational stories of reaffirmed faith, Mooz-lum...suffers from one-note characterizations. – Andy Webster, New York Times, Mar 4, 2011

Fresh: There's an undeniable potency to the blunt-instrument melodrama of Mooz-lum. – Joe Leydon, Variety, Feb 10, 2011

Fresh: A potent feature debut for writer-director Qasim Basir, "Mooz-lum" attacks Islamist extremism while offering audiences a rare and illuminating depiction of life as a Muslim in America. – Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times, Feb 10, 2011

Fresh: Sensitive performances smooth out the dramatic rough spots of this well-intentioned, racially-charged drama. – Michael Rechtshaffen, Hollywood Reporter, Oct 24, 2011

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