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The Mauritanian

I wanna know whose nameI should cite when I contactthe National Security desk at The New...

I wanna know whose name
I should cite when I contact
the National Security desk at The New York Times

Full Transcript

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I wanna know whose name I should cite
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when I contact the National Security desk
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at The New York Times.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
41
Timestamp in Movie
00:22:47
Uploaded
May 26, 2025
Genres
biography, drama, thriller
Production
30WEST,Topic Studios,STXfilms,SunnyMarch,BBC Film,Shadowplay Features

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Movie Summary

Mohamedou Ould Slahi fights for freedom after being detained and imprisoned without charge by the U.S. Government for years.
You tell your CO - The Mauritanian 00:05
You tell your CO
I wanna know whose name I should cite - The Mauritanian 00:11
I wanna know whose name I should cite
He got a scholarship to study electrical engineering - The Mauritanian 00:05
He got a scholarship to study electrical engineering
Two years later, he traveled to Afghanistan - The Mauritanian 00:05
Two years later, he traveled to Afghanistan
These are just two of the bad guys - The Mauritanian 00:05
These are just two of the bad guys
Mahfouz Ould al-Walid, - The Mauritanian 00:08
Mahfouz Ould al-Walid,
In the mid-’90s, Abu Hafs was designated - The Mauritanian 00:07
In the mid-’90s, Abu Hafs was designated
Between ’97 and ’99, - The Mauritanian 00:08
Between ’97 and ’99,
Ramzi bin al-Shibh, the so-called 20th hijacker. - The Mauritanian 00:04
Ramzi bin al-Shibh, the so-called 20th hijacker.
In ’99, Slahi recruited bin al-Shibh - The Mauritanian 00:13
In ’99, Slahi recruited bin al-Shibh
This dude is the Al-Qaeda Forrest Gump. - The Mauritanian 00:04
This dude is the Al-Qaeda Forrest Gump.
We are seeking the death penalty, - The Mauritanian 00:07
We are seeking the death penalty,
[man speaking Arabic on phone] - The Mauritanian 00:07
[man speaking Arabic on phone]
Yes, we’ve seen him, in Guantánamo prison, Cuba. - The Mauritanian 00:06
Yes, we’ve seen him, in Guantánamo prison, Cuba.
-[speaking Arabic continues] -[knocks, door opens] - The Mauritanian 00:07
-[speaking Arabic continues] -[knocks, door opens]
[man] How does he look? Is he well? Is he eating? - The Mauritanian 00:05
[man] How does he look? Is he well? Is he eating?
He wanted us to tell you that he misses you very, very much. - The Mauritanian 00:06
He wanted us to tell you that he misses you very, very much.
[man speaking Arabic on phone] - The Mauritanian 00:07
[man speaking Arabic on phone]
Because every mother believes that her son is innocent. - The Mauritanian 00:04
Because every mother believes that her son is innocent.
That doesn’t matter because it’s not the case we’re building. - The Mauritanian 00:05
That doesn’t matter because it’s not the case we’re building...