Islamophobia is a powerful medium-length documentary that explores the ways in which Islamophobia is manipulated by governments, turned into a commodity, and transformed into a tool for control by both Islamic communities and various governments. Through interviews with experts, academics, and Middle East scholars, the film dives deep into the geopolitical, social, and economic dimensions of Islamophobia.
The documentary sheds light on how this issue is used as a political instrument, dissecting how state policies and media narratives fuel fear and division, while also examining the impact on Muslim communities around the world.
In collaboration with leading scholars and experts, Islamophobia offers a sharp, insightful, and thought-provoking look at one of the most pressing issues of our time
