La huída: no sin mi hija

Título original: Not Without My Daughter

1991
PG-13
1h 56min

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Sally Field and Sheila Rosenthal in La huída: no sin mi hija (1991)

An American woman, trapped in Islamic Iran by her brutish husband, must find a way to escape with her daughter as well.

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Una mujer estadounidense, atrapada en el Irán islámico por su brutal marido, también debe encontrar una manera de escapar con su hija.Una mujer estadounidense, atrapada en el Irán islámico por su brutal marido, también debe encontrar una manera de escapar con su hija.Una mujer estadounidense, atrapada en el Irán islámico por su brutal marido, también debe encontrar una manera de escapar con su hija.

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Premios
- 2 premios ganados y 1 nominación en total

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Trivia
Alfred Molina hated the fact that he had to hit Sally Field.

Errores
At the U. S. Embassy in Ankara, two Marine Security Guards in Service Uniforms are shown standing outside an entrance to the compound. In reality, they would be posted within the compound walls, in Utility Uniforms, for their safety and the safety of the American staff inside the Embassy. Turkish security personnel, employed by the Embassy, would handle security outside the walls, under the supervision and direction of the Marine Security Guards and the Regional Security Officer, a State Department senior Embassy official.

Citas
Moody: I don't know how to say this to you. We're not going back. We're staying here.
Betty Mahmoody: [pauses] What do you mean? How long?
Moody: I want to get a job here in a hospital.
Betty Mahmoody: What?
Moody: I want us... to live in Iran.
Betty Mahmoody: [softly] No... No...
Moody: There's nothing for me in America.
Betty Mahmoody: No... What? Are you crazy? We're Americans. Your daughter's an American! Moody, honey, you're upset about your job. I understand that. We're going to go back today and we're going to fix it.
Moody: I want Mahtob to grow up here.
Betty Mahmoody: [increasingly angry] No!
Moody: I think she should become a Muslim!
Betty Mahmoody: [screams] No! No!
[pauses]
Betty Mahmoody: You lied to me. You lied to me! You held the Koran and you swore to me that nothing was going happen. You were planning this all the time. You lied to me!

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Once Around/Men of Respect/Flight of the Intruder/White Fang/Not Without My Daughter (1991)

Bandas sonoras
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Loved the book!

I can't understand why this movie was called racist! It happened and there is a prevalent problem with some child custody cases involving parents from different countries. I did read Betty Mahmoody's sequel book entitled "For the Love of a Child" . It basically deals with the aftermath of her escape from Iran with Mahtoob, but she also writes about other cases where children from such marriages (one parent from a foreign country) who use the international system to hold their children hostage against the other parent. I recommend this book more than "Not Without My Daughter" It shows the nightmare of losing your child to international courts in nasty child custody battles. I had no idea it was such heartache.