List of terrorism films

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This is a list of terrorism films

Non-fiction

These films are about or based on actual events, they are either live-action and/or documentary.

Contents

Afghanistan

Bangladesh

France

Germany

India

Iraq

Iran

Ireland

Libya

Norway

Pakistan

Philippines

Saudi Arabia

South Africa

Uganda

United Kingdom

United States

Fiction

These films are about fictional events. They are selected on the criteria based on either (1) the plots involve the use of actual or fictitious terror groups and events, or (2) the overall storyline incorporates the essence of a terror attack. (i.e. Goldfinger(1964) was not a terror attack on Fort Knox, but rather a means for financial gains. Thunderball (1965), although is also based on financial gains, the plot involved the use of ransom and terror to achieve this goal.)

Notes

  1. Fictional, but inspired by the LRA insurgency.
  2. Fictional, but largely inspired by the Iranian Embassy siege of 1980.

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