This film deftly explores the issue of government surveillance of Muslims, the tense relationship between black men and police, sexuality, and Brooklyn’s increasing gentrification. This drama is a day-in-the-life look at the unique experience of being young, gay, black, and Muslim in Brooklyn. Inspired by writer-director Jay Dockendorf’s interviews with Muslims—including closeted gays—who were subjected to FBI surveillance in New York after 9/11. • Wolfe Video (wolfevideo.com). —Troy Carrington
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