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Infidel may be a 2019 yank political action heroic tale film written, directed, and made by prince Nowrasteh and leading Jim Caviezel, Claudia Karvan, Hal Ozsan, Stelio Savante, Aly Kassem, Bijan Daneshmand, and Isabelle Adriani. The film is a government made by conservative political scholarly person Dinesh D'Souza through his production company D'Souza Media.

It is the second collaboration between Nowrasteh and Caviezel, following The corporal punishment of Soraya M. (2008). each film affects corruption and human rights abuses by the Iranian regime, and center on foreign journalists (played by Caviezel) whose rights area unit infringed upon and profaned by the Iranian antagonists. The film was stagily free within us by deluge amusement on September eighteen, 2020.

Doug Rawlins, associate outspoken yank journalist and blogger is abducted by members of the Iranian regime whereas he's in Cairo, Egypt creating speeches. he's then taken to the center East and placed on trial for incorrect and phony spying charges. His woman Liz, a State Department official, tries to use her influence to urge the yank government concerned. She desires the United States government to urge her husband back. However, she shortly realizes that the yank government won't become involved. She is forced to travel to the center East to look for him herself.

Infidel (2019) Top Movies Review Cast

Cast (in credits order)

• Jim Caviezel ... Infidel
• Claudia Karvan
• Hal Ozsan
• Stelio Savante
• Aly Kassem
• Bijan Daneshmand ... Dr. Hossein Tehrani

Rest of cast listed alphabetically:

• Isabelle Adriani ... Maria Landi
• Leila Arabi
• J.R. Cacia ... Sgt Knebel
• Hanna Jiryis ... Agent Ardy
• Leanne Katkhuda ... Shadya
• Hamzeh Shaker Mahadin ... Hamid
• Krista Moorman ... News reporter
• Peta Sergeant ... Sandy
• Nadeem Srouji ... Larijani
• Sandra Staggs ... Samantha
• Noor Taher ... Meena

Directed by 

• Cyrus Nowrasteh

Writing Credits  

• Cyrus Nowrasteh ... (written by)

Produced by 

• Aaron Brubaker ... co-producer
• Debbie D'Souza ... executive producer
• Dinesh D'Souza ... executive producer
• Cyrus Nowrasteh ... producer (produced by)

Music by 

• Natalie Holt

Cinematography by 

• Joel Ransom

Film Editing by 

• Paul Seydor ... (edited by)

Casting By 

• Elizabeth Barnes ... (as Liz Barnes)
• Tannis Vallely

Production Design by 

• Marek Dobrowolski

Infidel was written, directed, and created by Iranian-American filmmaker Cyrus Nowrasteh. It is a religious successor to his 2009 film The corporal punishment of Soraya M., that conjointly addressed abuses and corruption by the Iranian regime and asterisked Jim Caviezel as an overseas journalist antagonized by the regime. Nowrasteh cited many planet instances of Yankee nationals confined by the Iranian government, as well as Xiyue Wang and parliamentarian Levinson. The film was shot on location in Jordan, wherever Nowrasteh antecedently shot Soraya M. On his web site, Nowrasteh explicit the Jordanian film commission unbroken its photography secret for worry of objections from the Iranian government, and also the film had serious security.

once the Iranian government did become attentive to Nowrasteh being in the capital of Jordan to film and voiced its annoyance to the Jordanian government. The story centers on a Christian underground within the Islamic Republic of Iran, LED primarily by girls. They work along within the film with the Muslims World Health Organization also are con to the Iranian regime, by serving the most character, Doug Rawlins (portrayed by Jim Caviezel) and his spouse, Liz (played by Claudia Karvan). Another role player was set to play Liz however left the film solely weeks before photography because of a conflicting commitment. Karvan was suggested by Caviezel World Health Organization worked along with her on Long Weekend (2008).

Production company

• D'Souza Media
• New Path Pictures

Distributed by

• Cloudburst Entertainment

Release date

• November 8, 2019 (Limited)
• September 18, 2020 (United States)

Running time

• 107 minutes

Country

• United States

Language

• English

Box office

• $1.5 million