So the reviews are coming in – here’s what people are saying:

Jonathan Ross — ‘Hilarious and heart-warming’

Yasmin Alibhai Brown – The Independent — ‘Funny, profound, and extraordinary’

Ricky Gervais – “A lovely chalk and cheese buddy movie…English farce meets Woody Allen….Omid is a joy.”

Jonathan Freeland, Guardian – ‘Clever, brave and very funny’

Sunny Grewal (Channel 4’s The Family, Asian Woman) “Funniest British Film since ‘Life of Brian’”

Boyd Hilton, Heat Magazine – “Omid is great. Woody Allen-esq”

Tom Huddleston, Time Out “Mahmud and Lenny are a terrific odd couple: there’s a real bromantic spark between Djalili and Schiff, both of whom clearly relish the opportunity to tackle taboo subjects headon. David Baddiel’s script is sharp, wise and very funny, and never flinches from exposing the hypocrisy and power games that fuel religious intolerance.”

Eleanor Mills, Sunday Times : ‘Brave and timely’

Vanessa Thorpe, The Observer – ‘The Infidel walks a tricky line between topicality and good, old-fashioned British farce.’

Andrew Johnson, The Independent on Sunday – “takes an intelligent swipe at the idiocies of fundamentalism and pokes fun at religion and race in a way that is refreshing and long overdue.”

Mark Adams, Screen Daily - “timely and refreshingly edgy…jokes coming thick and fast”

- what will you say?  If you’ve seen it, let us have your feedback, if you haven’t you will have the chance from Friday night….