Racial profiling is a grim reality for many people around the world, especially those of middle eastern descent.  Filmmaker Han Hartman gives the issue a new twist.  In Hartman's movie "Profile," the person racially profiled is not an Arabic man but a white woman, accused of terrorist connections.  "What I am trying to say with this film is that anyone can be profiled, and you don't have to meet the profile to be what they are looking for,"  Hartman says.  To make the film, Hartman went for hyper-realism.  None of the actors were allowed to meet before hand so they would be experiencing their characters' dilemmas for the first time when the cameras started to roll.  The techniques used on the woman were real interrogation techniques.