Director:
Mira NairCámara:
Declan QuinnMúsica:
Michael AndrewsReparto:
Riz Ahmed, Kate Hudson, Kiefer Sutherland, Liev Schreiber, Nelsan Ellis, Martin Donovan, Om Puri, Shabana Azmi, Haluk Bilginer, Adil Hussain, Victor Slezak (más)Sinopsis(1)
Las perfectas vidas de Changez, un ejecutivo de Wall Street de origen paquistaní y de su novia, una reconocida artista, están a punto de derrumbarse inesperadamente. Tras el ataque a las Torres Gemelas, Changez es detenido e interrogado por error y su sueño americano se convierte en una auténtica pesadilla. Cuando la sombra de la sospecha cae sobre él, la única salida será regresar a su país. Una vez allí, el azar lo involucra en el rescate de un profesor secuestrado por extremistas y Changez se verá obligado a escoger entre oriente y occidente. (Betta Pictures)
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As a first thing, it caught my attention that Kate Hudson went dark-haired and surprisingly, it meant that I didn't dislike her right from the start. Could this be the key to success? As it turns out, no. This is a rather simple, or rather cliché, romance that is only spiced up by the fact that the man in this romance is Arab and most of the significant events happen against the backdrop of September 11, 2001. This leads to automatic sympathy for the hero, on the other hand, there is a reason for it. Americans were truly paranoid. However, only two scenes present this. The rest is a quite transparent drama that has an excessive length.
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I really did not understand what the fundamentalist was doing here. While I will never understand the contemporary world of Muslims, on the other hand, I accept that they are also human beings, just like the rest of us, and that they also may or may not think at least partly reasonably. This movie pretends to be terribly objective and deliberately does not side with anyone. Somehow it moves through an area it doesn’t want to dig into and comfortably leaves it at the end of the journey. As a result, it is neither funny nor interesting.
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