Poignant, touching scenes...
I was particularly moved by a couple of scenes in the movie --
1. When Tarek, who has been grateful and gracious, shares that detainees are disappearing from the center, he speaks to Walter in the most desperate way. At first I was a bit put off by his candor, snapping at Walter and almost chastising him for the lawyer not getting him out sooner. But when Walter unwittingly says "I know" to empathize with him, Tarek corrects him, (not exact dialogue), "No you don't know. You're out there and I'm in here." The tearful look in his eyes; it's as though he knows this is the end of the line for him.
2. When Richard discovers that Tarek was already deported, he protests and that scene is just awesome. The emotionless officials keep telling him to step back and he tells him about the unfairness of the situation. In that moment he became the Russian (?) who he had seen the first time he arrived at the detention center. He felt bewildered and powerless. All his effort was for naught and he was so completely vulnerable.
Anyone else have favorite scenes?