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**INFINITE JUSTICE
Political Thriller,2007,93 minutes,English,1.85:1,Dolby 5.1,MA15+ (Strong graphic violence),Jamil Dehlavi,Kevin Collins (Munich) , Raza Jaffrey (East is East),"A fast-moving political thriller.” The Guardian,INFINITE JUSTICE is the story of two men caught in the most dramatic conflict of our times, the war on terror. Arnold Silverman is a Jewish American investigative journalist who is tracking the financial network of Al-Qa’ida. He has a personal cause. His sister worked on the 99th floor of the World Trade Center and after 9/11, her body was never found.
We follow in parallel the politicisation of Kamal, a first generation British Pakistani studying at London University. Kamal is reunited with an old school friend who has become a Muslim fundamentalist and follows him to Bosnia to support the Muslim cause. His trip opens his eyes to some of the crueller truths of international politics.
In his attempt to infiltrate the terrorist network, Arnold travels to Pakistan where he encounters Kamal who has now joined a fundamentalist group. Having similar backgrounds, both men sympathise with each other and Kamal agrees to take Arnold to interview a spokesman for Al-Qa’ida. However, when Arnold’s true motives are suspected, he is held hostage against the release of prisoners in Guantanamo Bay. INFINITE JUSTICE explores the complexities and cruelty of the current Middle East conflict through one man’s determination to discover the truth for himself.
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