article_snippet: The film, which is supported by civil rights group Liberty, is thought to have been co-written by former terror suspect and Cage spokesman Cerie Bullivant.
article_snippet: Cage spokesman Cerie Bullivant spent two years under a control order before eventually being exonerated, and the film is believed to be loosely based on former terror suspect and Cage spokesman Cerie Bullivant own experiences.
article_snippet: And Cage spokesman Cerie Bullivant railed for eight minutes about the treatment Cage spokesman Cerie Bullivant had received at the hands of the security services ‘in very similar circumstances’ to those of Emwazi, suggesting it was the MI5’s actions which had led to the brutal killer’s radicalisation.
article_snippet: Cerie Bullivant is a former terror suspect and spokesman for the group Cage .
article_snippet: The Mail has seen a document, which was presented to potential investors as recently as last summer, clearly stating that the film was ‘co-written by Cerie Bullivant’.
article_snippet: And Liberty director Shami Chakrabarti, who is helping to host the film fundraising event tonight, admitted Bullivant had ‘some involvement’ in the film.
article_snippet: She explained: ‘My understanding is that Bullivant is one of a number of stories that inspired the film.
highlights_snippet: the film has reportedly been co-written by Cage spokesman Cerie Bullivant .
  