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  Samantha Morton
  Samantha Jane Morton (born 13 May 1977) is an English actress and film director. Morton has twice been nominated for an Academy Award, twice for a BAFTA Award, twice for a Golden Globe and once each for an Emmy Award and SAG Award. Morton's acting has been recognised by several organizations, including the Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards, the Chicago Film Critics Association Award, the Evening Standard British Film Awards, the London Critics Circle and the Toronto Film Critics Association.
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  Tobias Alistair P. "Toby" Kebbell (born 9 July 1982) is an English actor.
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Control Room (2004)

"Control Room (2004)" Actors

• Hani Salama
• Hassan Ibrahim
• Samir Khader
• Deema Khatib
• Tom Mintier
• Lieutenant Josh Rushing

"Control Room (2004)" Director

• Jehane Noujaim

• Victory Equals Violence
• The Resistance
• First Drop of Blood
• Disgraced by This Race
• Fuel the Fire
• Before the Fray
• Total War
• The Solution

• Thrown to the Wolves
• Punk Rock Ruined My Life
• High Time I Hung Up My Boots
• Another Mother's Son
• He's a Skinhead
• No Help for Heroes
• Rebellion in My Blood
• Wake Up and Smell the Roses
• Ian Huntley
• Job to Do
• Troubled Times
• Chaos in the Community
• Wild Colonial Boy
• No More
• Soldier of Misfortune

• Sloth
• Pride
• Wrath
• Gluttony
• Lust
• Greed
• Envy

• Keep the Home Fires Burning
• Depressed
• Guilty by Association
• Welcome to the Nanny State
• Hooligan Rock 'n' Roll
• Stand Up and Fight
• Rollover
• Ten Years of Chaos
• Spirit of Boudicca
• Vigilante
• Son of a Gun
• Nail Your Colours to the Mast
• Sold Down the River
• Let's Go to War

• Vexation
• Force It to End
• Life by Life, Death by Death
• World of Lies, Part I
• World of Lies, Part II
• Exposing the Truth
• Destroy This Race
• Death's Creation

• Excoriate
• The Means to an End
• Execute
• The Survival of It All
• Hatred of Humans
• The Machine
• My Struggle
• Line to the Slaughter
• Wait to Die

• Disease
• Deciding Factor
• Cleansing
• Elite
• The Final Day
• Abduction
• Demise
• Praying to Bleed
• Lustkiller

• Art of Dying
• Affliction
• Sacrifice
• Thirst for Revenge
• Suicide of Reason
• Victimization

• The Pleasures of Rape
• Lacerated Flesh

• Last Breath
• Just to Kill
• Malice
• Murder Epidemic
• Hatred
• Watch You Wait
• Sexual Predator
• Misanthrope
• Submission

• Cumbia con la Luna
• Ay Amor
• La Chica Loca
• Tao, Tao
• Cumbia del Sol
• No Que No
• Lucerito
• Tu No Me Lo Das
• Carita de Angel
• Maria Salome
• Por Cuanto Me Lo Das
• Zapatitos
• Te Pone a Bailar
• Que Bonito Baila
• Fuera de Control

• Removal
• Breaking the Will
• Natural Selection
• Destroying the Senses
• The Beauty of Disease
• Hunting Ground
• Contaminate
• Disposal
• Exterminate

• Deviant
• The Will to Power
• Algolagnia
• No Remorse
• Suffering
• Geradehalter
• Scenes of Torture
• Seething
• The Need to Kill
• Submit
• Time to Die

• Pain
• You Like It
• Hematoma
• Streetcleaner
• The Sickness
• Humiliation
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