 During a raid on a house, several Iraqi men, brothers, are captured.  One of them protests, saying (in English) that he is a journalist.  Some of the soldiers tell him to shut up, and he is taken away. As  it turns out, this man was indeed a journalist, Yunis Khatayer  Abbas. He spent time in jail, some at Abu Ghraib, suspected of  plotting to assassinate British PM Tony Blair. After nine months of  imprisonment, he was released, and the US has not charged him with  any crime. By coincidence, Michael Tucker, the director of "Gunner  Palace," heard about Mr. Abbas story, and worked together to make  his latest movie, "The Prisoner, or: How I Planned to Kill Tony  Blair."