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| First Look Home Entertainment (2006) | |||||
| Drama, Thriller | |||||
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| Lauren Holly | Maggie Davidson | |
| Roger Guenveur Smith | Samir Al-Faied | |
| Lacey Chabert | Noa Goldman | |
| Rachel Miner | Cassie Davidson | |
| Angus MacFadyen | Bobby | |
| James Lewis | Businessman | |
| John Doman | John Davidson | |
| Ryan Sands | George | |
| Jayson Warner Smith | Teacher | |
| Noa Tishby | The spy | |
| Elizabeth Uhl | Sandy | |
| Billy Warlock | Vince | |
| Mykelti Williamson | Grady Frank | |
| Andrew Schneider | Red Top Cab patron | |
| James Lewis (VII) |
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| Producer | Carol Flaisher
John Carter |
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| Writer | Scott Schafer
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The Days Of Ignorance Are Gone. Junior senator Maggie Davidson (Lauren Holly) has become a figurehead for anti-terrorist action. Unbeknownst to Maggie, she has been singled out by a terrorist sleeper cell in the nation's capital that has mobilized a plan to blow up a dirty bomb on the National Mall with Maggie being killed in the blast. Fatwa explores the concepts of power, control, fear, ethics, and duty in a post-9/11 world. Gone are the days when we can remain ignorant of such issues. |
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