Jonathan Majors stars in Daily Wire thriller 'Run Hide Fight: Infidels'
The actor appears in a campus-set action film produced by Ben Shapiro's media company.
The film, described by The Guardian as a campus-set thriller, stars Majors as a Delta Force veteran who pursues a terrorist suspect. The movie is a Daily Wire production associated with media figure Ben Shapiro.
The Guardian's review characterizes the film's political messaging as prominent and critical of its approach to depicting terrorism and Islam-related themes.
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- Jonathan Majors’s anti-Islam action thriller is laughably terrible far-right propaganda — The Guardian — Culture
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