762 Vote. 1 hour 48 Minutes. 6,9 / 10 Star. Actors=Stelio Savante. Release Year=2019. An outspoken American journalist, Jim Caviezel, is kidnapped by the Iranian regime while giving talks in Cairo, Egypt. He is then taken to the Middle East and put on trial for erroneous charges. His wife, a State Department official, tries to use her influence to get the American government involved so that they get her husband back. But she soon realizes that the American government will not get involved. So, she is forced to go to the Middle East to search for him by herself

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Intense and interesting, real life story line. I normally only watch comedy because I don't like to be stressed but I'm glad I gave this movie a shot.

The filmmakers claim that Infidel is about cultures, not faiths, and aims to show only that people of different backgrounds should try to get along. That sounded great, so I went into the theater with that expectation and while watching the film, my mouth hung open time and time again in bewilderment at how misled I was. Even now, it seems unbelievable that the filmmakers could lie so blatantly.
The truly saddening part in all of this is the fact that real journalists are far too often imprisoned and killed for their investigative reporting which attempts to bring the dark side of humanity into the light of day. There are also valid, substantial and worthy criticisms that should be made of both modern Christianity and modern Islam. I would deeply appreciate a film that authentically and unbiasedly explores these topics. Unfortunately Infidel doesn't even come close. What Infidel does accomplish, is to repeatedly portray Christians positively and Muslims negatively. It's pure and utter religious propaganda that should be labeled as hate speech. Therefore I highly recommend avoiding this movie. Infidel will only intensify righteousness and deepen hatreds and that is exactly what the world needs less of.

Clearly one of the propaganda movies of Dinesh D'Souza. poor production. Left after 45 minutes. Don't waste your time.

This is the first movie I've seen in 2 years and it did NOT disappoint! I was literally sitting on the edge of my seat for the entire movie, hands constantly moving to hang onto something. Fast moving, riveting scene changes with suspense around every turn. It scared the Hell out of me because I know these things really happen. My Aunt and Uncle lived in Tehran in the 70s but that was under the Shah. This totalitarian regime of Mullahs is NOT the same country as women are murdered for accepting Western culture. Go see it if you dare! If you don't want America to be like this, vote Republican all the way.