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Rendition

Rendition

6,4 /10 (752 Votes)
2007 EN 120 min

Overview

When an Egyptian terrorism suspect "disappears" on a flight from Africa to Washington DC, his American wife and a CIA analyst find themselves caught up in a struggle to secure his release from a secret detention facility somewhere outside the US.

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Release date

07/09/2007

Votes

752

Popularity

3.6

What if someone you love... just disappeared?

Genres

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

120 min

Budget

$27,500,000

Revenue

$24,748,670

Reese Witherspoon

Reese Witherspoon

Isabella Fields El-Ibrahimi

Jake Gyllenhaal

Jake Gyllenhaal

Douglas Freeman

Meryl Streep

Meryl Streep

Corrine Whitman

Alan Arkin

Alan Arkin

Senator Hawkins

Peter Sarsgaard

Peter Sarsgaard

Alan Smith

Omar Metwally

Omar Metwally

Anwar El-Ibrahimi

Igal Naor

Igal Naor

Abasi Fawal

Hadar Ratzon Rotem

Hadar Ratzon Rotem

Safiya

J.K. Simmons

J.K. Simmons

Lee Mayer

Simon Abkarian

Simon Abkarian

Said Abdel Aziz

Moa Khouas

Moa Khouas

Khalid

Zineb Oukach

Zineb Oukach

Fatima Fawal

Aramis Knight

Aramis Knight

Jeremy El-Ibrahimi

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Rosie Malek-Yonan

Nuru El-Ibrahimi

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Laila Mrabti

Lina Fawal

David Fabrizio

David Fabrizio

William Dixon

Mounir Margoum

Mounir Margoum

Rani

Driss Roukhe

Driss Roukhe

Bahi

Bob Gunton

Bob Gunton

Lars Whitman

Del Hunter-White

Del Hunter-White

DC Female Security Guard

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Boubker Fahmi

Senior Prison Guard

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Nava Ziv

Samia Fawal

Reymonde Amsallem

Reymonde Amsallem

Layla Fawal

Wendy Phillips

Wendy Phillips

Samantha

Christian Martin

Christian Martin

Senator Lewis' Aide

Hassam Ghancy

Hassam Ghancy

Hamadi

Najib Oudghiri

Najib Oudghiri

Omar Adnan

Omar Salim

Omar Salim

Rashid Salimi

Bunnie Rivera

Bunnie Rivera

Corinne's Housekeeper

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Noureddine Aberdine

Student Leader

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Mohamed El Habib Ahamdane

Hamadi's 2nd in Command

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Fatima Regragui

Khalid's Grandmother

Anne Betancourt

Anne Betancourt

Sharon Lopez

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Salaheddine Ben Chegra

Al Jazeera Newscaster

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Natalia Zonova

French Tourist

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Hassan Hammouche

Hospital Doctor

Skylar T. Adams

Skylar T. Adams

CIA Agent at DC Airport

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Tim Thomas

CIA Agent at DC Airport

Richard Dorton

Richard Dorton

CIA Agent at DC Airport

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Abdellah Lamsabhi

Tea House Owner

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Lasfer Abdelghni

Hamid, Douglas' Driver

Floella Benjamin

Floella Benjamin

CIA Staffer

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Akram Allie

Cape Town Businessman

Michael Dube

Michael Dube

Cape Town Businessman

Pope Jerrod

Pope Jerrod

Cape Town Businessman

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Anthony Watterson

Cape Town Businessman

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Marisia Moreno

Woman Who Helps Isabella

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Tanane Boussif

Prison Soldier

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Lofti Hassan

Taxi Driver

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El Oualid Mezouar

Donkey Cart Driver

Craig Johnson

Craig Johnson

Capitol Hill Police

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Wade Harlan

Capitol Hill Police

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Derek Hansen

Reception Guest

Steve Tom

Steve Tom

Reception Guest

Robert Clotworthy

Robert Clotworthy

Reception Guest

Muna Otaru

Muna Otaru

Senate Staffer

Nick Toth

Nick Toth

CNN Announcer

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David J. Randolph

Todd Hamilton

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Mustapha Louchou

Khalid's Brother

Marina Anderson

Marina Anderson

Neighbor with Collie (uncredited)

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David Black

Janitor (uncredited)

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Elaine Anne Furst

Labor and Delivery Nurse (uncredited)

Paul Hodge

Paul Hodge

Capitol Hill Officer (uncredited)

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Jason Roehm

Secret Service (uncredited)

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Joseph Andrew Schneider

Security Officer (uncredited)

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Levi Tinker

Press Member (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

2025-12-28

⭐ 6

I remember there were all sort of speculations about the CIA using rendition techniques around the time this was released, and I actually thought it could have been a powerful light to shine on an US government that tended to act with impunity when it suited it - especially if your name didn’t happen to originate in the West. That’s what happens to Egyptian-born engineer “Anwar” (Omar Metwally) who is travelling home to his wife (Reese Witherspoon) in the States when he is “diverted” on the instructions of “Whitman” (Meryl Streep) to a dark and unholy place where he is stripped of his clothes …

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