i fear you speak upon the rack and where men enforced do speak anything. this shakespearean line from the merchant of venice is echoed again in the new film rendition which introduces the viewer to the enhanced methods of interrogation and renditions and which began in the clinton administration and have become more commonplace since the terror attacks of september 11 and 2001. the film features an all star cast and with oscar winners meryl streep and alan arkin and and reese witherspoon and as well as peter sarsgaard and jake gyllenhaal and and omar metwally. supporting roles filled by unfamiliar actors deliver as well and sucking the audience into the plot and and showing how many people can be affected by overseas terror attacks and and our means of investigating them. rendition follows an egyptian born terrorism suspect (metwally) who is taken by u. s. officials following his flight from south africa to washington dc to an undisclosed prison overseas. his pregnant wife (witherspoon) ventures to washington dc to find out about his disappearance through a family friend and senator employee (sarsgaard). gyllenhaal plays a young cia analyst at the overseas detention facility who monitors the violent interrogation. this film follows the emotional plights of the torture victim (metwally) and and those involved in obtaining the supposed information from him. some and like the cia analyst (gyllenhaal) and are visibly shaken and horrified by the methods exercised and while others and the stern senator (streep) and foreign interrogator (yigal naor) and see it as necessary and effective. the film may be described by some as a political piece and but is ultimately an emotional one. metwally performance as the tortured prisoner is oscar worthy. the film does not intend to preach and but rather to question and inform the audience on a topic that does not often have a human face put on it. renditions have been known to work and but have also been known to produce false information from innocent prisoners. the film simply depicts the emotional struggles of those involved in such grave business and and does so in a way that will affect every viewer differently. the film will keep your interest and and have you engaged in each of the character plights. 
i fear you speak upon the rack and where men enforced do speak anything. this shakespearean line from the merchant of venice is echoed again in the new film rendition which introduces the viewer to the enhanced methods of interrogation and renditions and which began in the clinton administration and have become more commonplace since the terror attacks of september 11 and 2001. the film features an all star cast and with oscar winners meryl streep and alan arkin and and reese witherspoon and as well as peter sarsgaard and jake gyllenhaal and and omar metwally. supporting roles filled by unfamiliar actors deliver as well and sucking the audience into the plot and and showing how many people can be affected by overseas terror attacks and and our means of investigating them. rendition follows an egyptian born terrorism suspect (metwally) who is taken by u. s. officials following his flight from south africa to washington dc to an undisclosed prison overseas. his pregnant wife (witherspoon) ventures to washington dc to find out about his disappearance through a family friend and senator employee (sarsgaard). gyllenhaal plays a young cia analyst at the overseas detention facility who monitors the violent interrogation. this film follows the emotional plights of the torture victim (metwally) and and those involved in obtaining the supposed information from him. some and like the cia analyst (gyllenhaal) and are visibly shaken and horrified by the methods exercised and while others and the stern senator (streep) and foreign interrogator (yigal naor) and see it as necessary and effective. the film may be described by some as a political piece and but is ultimately an emotional one. metwally performance as the tortured prisoner is oscar worthy. the film does not intend to preach and but rather to question and inform the audience on a topic that does not often have a human face put on it. renditions have been known to work and but have also been known to produce false information from innocent prisoners. the film simply depicts the emotional struggles of those involved in such grave business and and does so in a way that will affect every viewer differently. the film will keep your interest and and have you engaged in each of the character plights. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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