Infinite Justice (Original title)
Dates: 2006 (Copyright), 30 November 2007 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirected by: Jamil Dehlavi
Synopsis: Drama set in Karachi, London and New York about two men differently involved in the 'war on terror'. Arnold Silverman is a Jewish American journalist who tries to infiltrate a Pakistani fundamentalist group. Kamal is a first generation British Pakistani student in London who has become a Muslim fundamentalist and has moved to Pakistan. The two men meet and Kamal helps Arnold to interview a spokesman for Al-Qa'ida. When Arnold's true intentions are suspected, he is held hostage against the release of prisoners from Guantanamo Bay.
Genre: Drama
Subject: Politics
Releases
Date: 30 November 2007Country: United KingdomRelease type: unknownFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Sound - Dolby DigitalRuntime: 92 mins Length: 8324 FeetDialogue (original): English
Title: In cinemas: Infinite JusticeAuthor: PETERS, Patrick Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Sight and Sound v18 n2 February 2008 Page: 68
Title: Reviews: Infinite JusticeAuthor: RAMACHANDRAN, Naman Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
Dates: 2006 (Copyright), 30 November 2007 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirected by: Jamil Dehlavi
Synopsis: Drama set in Karachi, London and New York about two men differently involved in the 'war on terror'. Arnold Silverman is a Jewish American journalist who tries to infiltrate a Pakistani fundamentalist group. Kamal is a first generation British Pakistani student in London who has become a Muslim fundamentalist and has moved to Pakistan. The two men meet and Kamal helps Arnold to interview a spokesman for Al-Qa'ida. When Arnold's true intentions are suspected, he is held hostage against the release of prisoners from Guantanamo Bay.
Genre: Drama
Subject: Politics
Releases
Date: 30 November 2007Country: United KingdomRelease type: unknownFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Sound - Dolby DigitalRuntime: 92 mins Length: 8324 FeetDialogue (original): English
Credits
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©: Jamil Dehlavi, Production Company: Dehlavi Films, [Production Company]: Scarab Films Limited, Produced by: Jamil Dehlavi, Associate Producer: Mark Foligno, Associate Producer: Steve Milne, Production Manager (UK): Laura Sophie Ware, Production Manager (UK): Mark Wright, Nicola Davidson, Production Manager (Pakistan): Razi Mumtaz, Noman Khan, Production Co-ordinator: Nadine Buchanan, Production Co-ordinator: Claire Pope, UK Accountant: Alexander & Co. Creasey, Pakistan Accountant: Syed Atif Imam, Post-production Supervisor: Nina Khan, 1st Assistant Director: Gary White, 2nd Assistant Director: Aidan Elliott, 3rd Assistant Director: Truan Monro, US Assistant Director: Zafir Prince Rasheed, Script Supervisor: Paola Desiderio, Casting: Mandy Steele, Casting (Extras): 20-20 Casting, Casting (Extras): Byrons Casting, Casting (Extras): Casting Collective, Casting (Extras): Et-Nik-A-Prime, Oriental Casting, Casting (Children): Abbotts Langley School, Casting (Children): Bubble Gum, Casting (Children): Rhodes Agency, Casting (Children): Allsorts, Expressions, Script Editor: Simon Woodham, Written by: Jamil Dehlavi, Director of Photography: Tony Miller, Director of Photography: Nic Knowland, Additional Photography: Joe Dyer, Camera B Operator: Ashley Bond, UK Focus Puller: Steven Annis, UK Focus Puller: Lisa Cottington, Tim Sidell, Camera B Focus Puller: Ciro Candia, Camera B Focus Puller: Dominic Gaughan, Paul Mackay, US Focus Puller: Gordon Arkenberg, UK Camera Assistant: Adrian Brown, UK Camera Assistant: Paul Dain, UK Camera Assistant: Johnny Harrison, UK Camera Assistant: Adrienne Hayward, UK Camera Assistant: Lorraine Jones, UK Camera Assistant: Mark Nutkins, UK Camera Assistant: Julius Ogden, Scott Rogers, Pakistan Camera Assistant: Shahzad, Danyal Dehlavi, UK Gaffer: Joe Allen, UK Gaffer: Mickey Reeves, Jason Wingrove, Pakistan Gaffer: Habibullah, Electrician: Angelika Padberg, Grip: Glynn Fielding, Visual Effects: Boffer, Special Effects Supervisor: Paul Dunn, Dan Martin, Editor: Angelica Landry, Additional Editing: Sanjeev Mirajkar, Assistant Editor: Nina Bradley, Post-production Facilities: Molinare, Goldcrest Post-production, Art Director: Gareth Johnson, Art Director: Lily Elms, Art Director: Marianne Stroyeva, Construction: Kazimierz Gibas, Bogdan Slawinski, Costume Design: Jane Moxon, UK Make-up Designer: Roz Abery, Sandy Vooght, Make-up Artist: Emma Baily, Make-up Artist: Tricia Cameron, Make-up Artist: Mhairi Croll, Make-up Artist: Camilla Tew, Danielle Copeland, US Make-up Artist: Dia Bakirtzis, Pakistan Make-up Artist: Hussain, Digital Grade: Midnight Transfer, Digital Colourist: John Claude, DI Producer: Greg Barrett, Music: Deborah Mollison, Theme Music Composed by: Richard Horowitz, [Theme Music] Vocals by: Susan Deyhim, Vishal Vaid, Flute by: Andy Findon, Bass Guitar by: Laurence Cottle, Percussion by: Paul Clarvis, Tabla by: Sunil Kalyana, Theme Music Produced by: Richard Horowitz, Music by Deborah Mollison Recorded at: Markangelos Studios, Recording and Mix Engineer: Erik Jordan, Sound Recording: Godfrey Kirby, US Sound Recordist: Bryan Dembinski, Thomas Jordan, Boom Operator: Vanita Kidza, Boom Operator: Vanessa Patenon, Boom Operator: Mark Pengelly, Boom Operator: Ivor Talbot, Pakistan Boom Operator: Muhammad Parvez, Dubbing Mixer: Paul Carr, Sound Editor: Mike Wood, Dialogue Editor: Oli Cohen, ADR Mixer: Andy Thompson, ADR Mixer: Jamie Roden, Foley Artist: Susie Harding, Stunt Co-ordinator: David Cronnelly, Stunt Co-ordinator: Lex Malloy, Stunt Co-ordinator: Gareth Milne, Armourer: Colin 'Digger' Digby, Camera and Lenses: Videomania International, Camera and Lenses: Shift 4, Camera and Lenses: Ice Films, Tamberelli, Lighting Equipment: Direct Lighting, Light Source
Cast
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Kevin Collins (Arnold Silverman), Raza Jaffrey (Kamal Asad Khan), Jennifer Calvert (Sarah Callendar), Constantine Gregory (Abraham Kautsky), Renu Setna (Masood), William Roberts (David Walensky), Irvine Iqbal (Waqar Islam), Liza Zapol (Gail), Jeff Mirza (Inspector Akhtar), Zia Mohyeddin (Universal Sharia spokesman), Mitchell Mullen (Kass), Hajaz Akram, George Khan (guard), Kishen Tanna (young Kamal), Harley Sobraj (young Waqar), Rhys Booth-Harding, Taylor Hall, Terry Monk, Thomas Martin (school bully), Salman Hassan (Masood's bodyguard), Roy Sampson (headmaster), Lynn Blades (newsreader), Mel Taylor (Carl), Omar Mostafa (bookseller), Alana Maria (woman at Islamic mission), Vernon Dobtcheff (cleric at Islamic mission), Rico Taitte (cleric's bodyguard), Ash Gungor (driver), Zaheer Ahmed (Guantanamo prisoner), Jason Anyassor (male guard), Tarin Hill (female guard), Paul Dury (dog handler), Oengus Macnamara (Eamon), John McClafferty (Terry), Steve Gibbs, Graham Bohea (racist thug), Serge Soric (Bosnian barman), Ivana Basic (Salima), Youssef Kerkour (GI), Sophie Naylor (Daniella), Paul Bhattacharjee (Hamad), Nabil Massad (Muslim cleric), Kish Sharma, Haider Javed, Jay Kiyani, Jat Sahi (Indian agent), Katherine Pageon (receptionist), Maino Khan (hotel manager), Latif Charlie (Osama's aide), Saleh Mohammad (Naveed), Glenn Conroy (reporter), Shakher Bassi, Pasha Bocarie, Stephen Henry, Amar Sukul, Royce Ullah (policeman)
Articles held in BFI Reuben Library
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In: Empire n224 February 2008 Page: 49Title: In cinemas: Infinite JusticeAuthor: PETERS, Patrick Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Sight and Sound v18 n2 February 2008 Page: 68
Title: Reviews: Infinite JusticeAuthor: RAMACHANDRAN, Naman Article type: CreditsLanguage: English