Infinite Justice (film)
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| Directed by | Jamil Dehlavi |
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Running time | 95 min |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
Infinite Justice is a film written and directed by British director Jamil Dehlavi. It was awarded the prize for BEST DRAMATIC FEATURE at the European Independent Awards in Paris in March 2007, and the Robert Rodriguez Award for Excellence at the 2007 Hollywood Digital Film Festival in Los Angeles. It opened in theatres in the United Kingdom on November 30, 2007. In this movie, Muslim fundamentalists hold an American reporter hostage. The name for the film is derived from the original name given to the U.S. efforts in Afghanistan - Operation Infinite Justice. Muslim members of the coalition assembled to support the U.S. operations objected to the name, claiming that only Allah could claim infinite justice. As a result, the name was officially changed nearing the end of 2001 to Operation Enduring Freedom.
Cast
- Kevin Collins - Arnold Silverman
- Raza Jaffrey - Kamal Khan
- Jennifer Calvert - Sarah
- Constantine Gregory - Abe Kautsky
- Irvine Iqbal - Waqar Islam
- Jeff Mirza - Inspector Akhtar
- William Roberts - Walensky
- Liza Zapol - Gail
- Mitchell Mullen - Kass
- Graham Bohea - Rob
- Youssef Kerkour -Drunk G.I.
- Serge Soric - Caffe Propreitor
- Ivana Basic - Salima
- Shekhar Bassi - Pakistani Policeman
- Pasha Bocarie - Commando
- Paola Desiderio - Bosnian Woman
- Roy Sampson - Headmaster
- Renu Setna - Masood
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