A North-American film in the mid 2000's is expected to misrepresent and poorly portray people from the middle-east, right? Not in the case of the movie "Babel", directed by Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu. When getting into the movie and being introduced to the characters and plot, the viewer starts to assume there will be an abundance of Arab stereotypes throughout the movie. When a group of young clueless and innocent Moroccan boys are testing a gun nowhere near anybody else, and accidentally fire a stray bullet into a bus, an American woman is struck and critically injured. At this point in…