Interrogate This: Psychologists Take on Terror

Interrogate This: Psychologists Take on Terror was directed by Maryanne Galvin.

Interrogate This: Psychologists Take on Terror has a runtime of 90m.

Interrogate This: Psychologists Take on Terror was produced by Maryanne Galvin.

Interrogate This presents a troubling and deeply human story illustrating the complexities encountered when national security, psychology, politics, ethics and morality collide. Most are unaware that mental health professionals and others have been involved in the so-called war-on-terror. These professionals have been at odds with each other and policies limiting their participation in interrogations in national security settings have evolved over the past few years. Weaving intimate interviews, archival footage, animation, innovative visuals and original music, Interrogate This presents an even-handed representation of perspectives from both sides of this thin line in the sand. Thoughtful positions from individuals close to the issues include: * Military psychologists who served at Guantanamo and elsewhere; * A career military intelligence officer; * Lawyers representing detainees and human rights organizations; * Friends and family of one particular detainee; * Psychologists/activists promoting a moratorium on continued involvement in centers where detainees lack human rights; and * Representatives from the worlds largest professional organization for psychologists-the American Psychological Association (APA)

The key characters in Interrogate This: Psychologists Take on Terror are Self (Neil Altman), Self (Stephen Behnke), Self (Ghislaine Boulanger).

Interrogate This: Psychologists Take on Terror is a Documentary film.

Interrogate This: Psychologists Take on Terror has an audience rating of 8.6 out of 10.

Interrogate This: Psychologists Take on Terror had a budget of $50,000.