How terrorist prisoners were considered guilty and never meant to be charged with crimes
The Mauritanian is based upon a true story of Mohamedou Ould Slahi/Tahar Rahim who was held by the Americans at Guantanamo Bay on charges that he was the head recruiter for 9/11. The film deals with the legal battle over suspects at Guantanamo and how the government ignored their rights.<br /><br />The movie switches back and forth between the defense and the prosecution with interviews, investigations, and scenes with Rahim in Guantanamo. The lawyers on the opposing sides are Jodie Foster for the defense and Benedict Cumberbatch for the government. They deliver powerful performances as usual. All together they help create a gripping legal and human rights drama.<br /><br />An example of what Foster was up against was when she was given the case files from the government with the evidence against Rahim and almost everything was blacked out so they couldn’t find out anything. Another time Cumberbatch is going through papers and there’s nothing but hearsay which can’t be used in court. It shows that Washington didn’t want to help anyone in these cases to either defend or prosecute them. They were simply considered guilty and imprisoned.
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