(CNN) -- After 302 days behind bars -- and 130 days on hunger strike -- Maikel Nabil is savoring his freedom and his food. Nabil, 26, was jailed after being convicted by an Egyptian military tribunal in March last year for writing a blog post and Facebook comments criticizing the country's military rulers who took over from ousted president Hosni Mubarak. He was released on January 24, one of 1,900 prisoners pardoned by Marshall Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, the head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, before the first anniversary of the start of Egypt's revolution. By chance, Nabil was also released in time for the premiere of "Back to the Square," a film about life in post-Mubarak Egypt, featuring Nabil's brother Mark campaigning for his release.
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Maikel Nabil was jailed by military tribunal for criticizing Egyptian army in a blog post
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He was freed to celebrate the first anniversary of revolution and in time for release of film about his case
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Nabil is one of five stories of injustice featured in the film "Back to the Square"
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Other stories include convict asked to fight revolutionaries and a girl subjected to "virginity test"
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