Infinite Justice (15)

Friday 30 November 2007 01:00 GMT

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It might sound like a Steven Seagal movie on Five's graveyard slot, but it's actually a low-budget story about the "War on Terror". A Jewish-American journalist (Kevin Collins) who lost his sister in the September 11 attacks goes to Pakistan to seek out a British-born Muslim (Raza Jaffrey) who has been politicised by a lifetime of Western persecution. Jamil Dehlavi's film is well-intentioned but simple-minded, and the clunking script does more to muddy the issues than to elucidate them.

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