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  <title>Middle East Panorama 31 August 2008</title>
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  <creator>Nadim Mahjoub</creator>
  <description>The French film-maker Jean-Luc Godard once replied, when asked why U.S. films are the most popular in the world, "Because Americans tell the best stories. They can invade a country and immediately construct a narrative justifying it." "Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Vilifies a People," is a documentary directed by Sut Jhally and released in conjunction with Jack Shaeen's book of the same title, takes up the issue of Arab representation in U.S. media.&gt;&gt;  Also in the show: an analysis of one of the worst atrocities of the US-led occupation of Afghanistan, as many as 90 civilians were killed by an American air strike last week. </description>
  <subject>"reel bad arabs"</subject>
  <subject> "jack shaheen"</subject>
  <subject> hollywood</subject>
  <subject> cinema</subject>
  <subject> representation</subject>
  <subject> arabs</subject>
  <subject> afghanistan</subject>
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  <publicdate>2008-09-01 19:33:00</publicdate>
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