Review Of The Film 'The Taqwacores'
by James O'Malley: From Your Own Correspondent
Tags: punk scene, independent cinema, low budget
Hello we just been to see some independent cinema none of your mainstream type(?) we'd been to see something that was low budget and funded by a ground(?) and it was Taqwacores(?) the Taqwacores(?) the Taqwacores(?) was about Muslim punks in America it was based on a book called the Taqwacores(?) which apparently formed the scene that now exist of Muslim punk even the book was about Muslim punk scene which didn't at the time exist. It was certainly it was really good it had lot of things that you know kinda make you uncomfortable but I guess that's that part of the the identity that you know Muslim have to get used to and that kind of issues that they're dealing with but I thought it was really good I thought it illustrated well I thought it was sort of the punk aesthetic(?) in that the picture(?) was very wash out and gritty it was gritty just like you'd expect from the punk scene in LA in the West Coast and ___.
Hello we just been to see some independent cinema none of your mainstream type(?) we'd been to see something that was low budget and funded by a ground(?) and it was Taqwacores(?) the Taqwacores(?) the Taqwacores(?) was about Muslim punks in America it was based on a book called the Taqwacores(?) which apparently formed the scene that now exist of Muslim punk even the book was about Muslim punk scene which didn't at the time exist. It was certainly it was really good it had lot of things that you know kinda make you uncomfortable but I guess that's that part of the the identity that you know Muslim have to get used to and that kind of issues that they're dealing with but I thought it was really good I thought it illustrated well I thought it was sort of the punk aesthetic(?) in that the picture(?) was very wash out and gritty it was gritty just like you'd expect from the punk scene in LA in the West Coast and ___.
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