Infedele per caso

Robert Abele

Though arriving here at a tense international moment for Israel and the Palestinian territories, the British comedy "The Infidel" is an admirably cagey effort to mine humor from the thorny cultural and racial divide that is Muslim-Jewish relations. Weeble-shaped U.K. comedian Omid Djalili stars as Mahmud, an East London husband and father whose Muslim bonafides — self-admittedly "relaxed" regarding Islamic attitudes toward swearing, drinking and fasting — are put to the test when his son is set to marry the stepdaughter of a controversial "hate" cleric. [...]

di Robert Abele, articolo completo (1405 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 24 giugno 2010