Every vector of conflict imaginable -- anglo vs. ethnic; traditionalist vs. assimilative; father vs. son; marital fidelity vs. emotional freedom -- is focused on sweet, clueless Parvez, who falls into a friendship with a lovely, needy hooker and thereby undoes his theretofore tidy immigrant life in a chill, un-jolly, inhospitable England.
Review of My Son the Fanatic
