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and her family. Dabi categorically exploits specific film elements such as music, lighting,
camera, and shots to capture the audience’s attention to considering the characters.
Amreeka highlights several stereotyping approaches within the film. While high
schooling, Fadi could get subjected to quick racist remarks from comrade teens; a teenage group
always associated Fadi to being bound to terrorism. The criticism directed to Fadi culminated in
a period when all the Americans had the thought that the entire population of the Arabian nations
was typically Islam (Huffingtonpost.com, 2009). There existed the belief that youngsters, as
well as teenage Muslim boys, had secret alliances with the Muslim extremist groups. For
instance, upon Fadi’s arrest by the corps, there would emanate accusations as well as severe
speculations about Fadi’s connections with the Muslim world and terrorists which would then
require further investigations before Fadi’s eventual release.
An officer would, therefore, get obliged to consider that terrorist-related issues are quite
severe. Despite Fadi having Arabic routes, the setting of Amreeka got released in 2003, a period
when most Americans were quite bitter with the Arabian world strategic maneuvers as had been
witnessed through the Iraqi-American War as well as the perpetrated 9/11 waged bombing.
Currently, Americans still perceive all Arabians as being Muslims; bombing jokes become the
day’s order instead. Again, Donald Trump, the current U.S. President through his hardline stance
against Muslims, Trump has categorically hinted out about plans to forfeit Islamic immigration
into America through enacting stringent as well as ruthless migratory bans.
In Amreeka, Cherien utilizes several elements. Dabis could extend intimacy to Muna
through the use of camera close up strategies. Close up specifics gets revealed in one of the
scenes when Muna typically fell backward on her back while she undertook some of her
