Roger L. Simon has seen Martyn Burke’s Islam vs. Islamism (produced with Frank Gaffney and Alex Alexiev) and over at Pajamas HQ, has a review of the documentary, along with a tantalizing YouTube snippet of the otherwise embargoed work:

PBS, clearly, does not like what this movie says. And I suspect it likes it less because the film is well made (the reverse of what the network originally claimed).

PBS’ views seem particularly troglodytic today in light of recent events at Fort Dix. But that is the least of it. What is far more important to our country is that our Public Broadcasting network, an organization supported by taxpayer money, is practicing the most obvious censorship. PBS is operating here in the manner of similar institutions in the former Soviet Union and in modern day Iran – financing artists and then withholding distribution of their work when it is not deemed ideologically “correct”. It’s a form of though-control and it’s unconscionable.

Hugh Hewitt has contact info for PBS, if you'd like to request them to air the film your tax dollars helped to fund.