Hilarious from the start to the end.
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Four Lions
Overview
Four Lions tells the story of a group of British jihadists who push their abstract dreams of glory to the breaking point. As the wheels fly off, and their competing ideologies clash, what emerges is an emotionally engaging (and entirely plausible) farce.
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Release date
07/05/2010
Votes
1,300
Popularity
3.8
Riz Ahmed
Omar
Nigel Lindsay
Barry
Kayvan Novak
Waj
Adeel Akhtar
Faisal
Arsher Ali
Hassan
Preeya Kalidas
Sofia
Benedict Cumberbatch
Negotiator
Julia Davis
Alice
Craig Parkinson
Matt
Wasim Zakir
Ahmed
Mohammad Aqil
Mahmood
Karl Seth
Uncle Imran
Waleed Elgadi
Khalid
Alex Macqueen
Malcolm Storge MP
Shameem Ahmad
Chairwoman
Jonathan Maitland
Newsreader
Marcus Garvey
Marathon Policeman
Darren Boyd
Sniper
Kevin Eldon
Sniper
Adil Mohammed Javed
Nabil
Toby Longworth
Heimlich Man
Danny Ashok
Phone Shop Assistant
Will Adamsdale
Alex
Mark Morrell
Security Guard
Reece Noi
Shoulderboy
Chris Wilson
Police Inspector
Chris Morris
Commentator on End Credits
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As recent examples of British cinema satire go, this is one of the better ones. It follows the antics of four Muslims who are fed up with the way the are being treated. It's "Omar" (Riz Ahmed) who comes up with a cunning plan that involves them trekking to Pakistan where they will learns all the ninja skills of the modern-day jihadist! The easily led "Waj" (Kayvan Novak) is up for it but convert "Barry" (Nigel Lindsay) isn't so keen and "Faisal" (Adeel Akhtar) is way more worried that his dad is having some sort of nervous incident. It's this latter man who might be more use, though - he does …
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