A Mighty Heart Quotes

  • Mariane Pearl: And kidnappers - their point is to terrorize people. But *I* am not terrorized, and *you* can't be terrorized.

  • Captain: [after the two men have just watched a man be tortured] Are you okay?

    Randall Bennett: [smiling nervously] Yeah.

    Captain: We'll go easy on this next guy. He's a jihadi, spent time in Afghanistan. And he's a police officer.

    Randall Bennett: Man, I love this town.

  • Mariane Pearl: [looking at a picture of her husband smiling while having a gun to his head] He says "fuck you" to them.

  • [first lines]

    Mariane Pearl: [narrating] The day after 9-11, Danny and I flew to Pakistan. He was the South Asia Bureau Chief for the Wall Street Journal, and I was working for French Public Radio. Thousands of journalist from all over the world arrived in Islamabad to cover the war in neighboring Afghanistan. On the 7th October, bombing began.

  • Male Guest: What abut the CIA agent, man?

    Mariane Pearl: How do you mean?

    Male Guest: All the American journalists are CIA agents, aren't they?

    Asra: Sure. I mean, I work for the Wall Street Journal, so does that make me a CIA agent?

    Male Guest: What do Americans really know about Pakistan, you know? I mean what do they know Afghanistan? A part from bombing all the time.

    Asra: That's why I am a journalists, to let people know.

  • Mariane Pearl: It is not just a group of extremist Pakistani. It is a vast and international network of terrorists. And where ever there is misery, they find people. And there is misery in lots of parts of the world.

  • [last lines]

    Mariane Pearl: [holding Adam for the first time] This film is for Adam.

Extended Reading
  • Robb 2022-03-14 14:12:26

    I'm wondering how many parts of movies like this are completely real, and whether they bring more hope or helplessness. The world is too big and people are too small, many of which we cannot understand in this life.

  • Kaylie 2022-03-26 09:01:11

    It is estimated that it is because of the fact that the documentary is too strong. The overall feeling is that apart from Julie's acting skills, there is no special feeling. If you haven't seen the children's shoes, you can go and see them.