
This documentary reveals the "persistent pattern of slanderous Arab stereotyping." Drawing from materials from the earliest silent movies to recent blockbusters, it shows images which show disturbing similarities to anti-Semitic and racist stereotypes and their "political resonance during key moments of conflict in U.S. history."
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Duke's Lilly Library houses a substantial number of films on VHS cassettes, DVD, and other media from and about countries of the Middle East. The collection includes both feature and documentary films. Many of the works in this collection are in regional languages (Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Hebrew). An easy way to find films is through the Library's online catalog. Perform a 'Subject begins with...' search on 'feature films [country name]' or 'documentary films [country name]' to find most films from a particular country. Click on one of the following links: