Saïd Taghmaoui

Terror Suspect, F.B.I. Caught Up in Infernal Affairs

MOVIE REVIEW
Traitor (2008)

M10900190
Rafy/Overture Films

Two very different movies compete for the soul of “Traitor,”
the new film from writer-director Jeffrey Nachmanoff based on a story idea of
Steve Martin’s. The first and least
interesting of the two follows the general, turgid outline of a thriller. It comes complete with slow intercutting
between a terrorist and his pursuers, repetitious pans over the skylines of
Washington D.C. and too many international locales and “action” scenes that
largely consist of star Don Cheadle walking into and out of various buildings.

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