Isa (film)

Isa is a 2005 British docudrama directed by Jamil Dehlavi. The film follows the life of Isa, a young Muslim man living in London, exploring themes of faith, identity, and extremism. It portrays Isa's journey as he becomes increasingly radicalized, grappling with the clash between his personal desires and the pressures of his religious community and the wider sociopolitical context. The film utilizes a blend of documentary and dramatic techniques, incorporating interviews and fictionalized scenes to provide a nuanced and intimate portrayal of Isa's internal struggles. The story aims to offer insight into the motivations and experiences of young individuals drawn to extremist ideologies, highlighting the complexities of faith, social alienation, and the search for belonging.