Sset in the Middle East and follows an American kidnapped while attending a conference in Cairo.
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Release Date:
Friday, September 18, 2020 Nationwide
violence and language
Plot: What's the story about?
A contemporary political thriller set in the Middle East and filled with suspense and intrigue, inspired by true events, and ripped from today's headlines. Jim Caviezel (The Passion of the Christ, Person of Interest, Deja Vu) plays an American journalist/blogger who is kidnapped while attending a conference in the Middle East. Taken hostage by the Iranian regime, he is put on trial for trumped-up charges of espionage. His wife, who works for the State Department, quickly realizes that the American government can do nothing. Feeling desperate and alone, she goes to Iran to try to free him herself. This exciting story sheds light on the plight of Americans currently held captive in Iran, about whom the world has forgotten.
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Who stars in Infidel: Cast List
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Who's making Infidel: Crew List
A look at the Infidel behind-the-scenes crew and production team. The film's director Cyrus Nowrasteh last directed The Young Messiah. The film's writer Cyrus Nowrasteh last wrote The Young Messiah and Jawbreaker.
Director
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Producers
Aaron BrubakerDinesh D'Souza
Cyrus Nowrasteh
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Production: What we know about Infidel?
Key Facts
- As Cloudburst principal Steve Fedyski explained, “Infidel is a perfect film for Cloudburst. It checks all the boxes for the kind of film we want to be partnered with. Not only is it highly entertaining but tells an important story about real life events shaping our world today. We are huge fans of Cyrus’ films and are delighted to be associated with Infidel."
Filming Timeline
- 2020 - August: The film was set to Completed status.
Infidel Release Date: When was the film released?
Infidel was a Nationwide release in 2020 on Friday, September 18, 2020. There were 13 other movies released on the same date, including Antebellum, The Nest and Lost Girls and Love Hotels.