Ghodwa

This by far the best Tunisian film I have ever watched .. I am not surprised that this film is underrated...As pure art is underrated in a country where a big majority of its people are suffering form a disappointment post revolution...Schizophrenia...illusion and mania are sometimes a way to escape reality when it's very too hard to cope with ..this is the first message from this film...then it also draw a realistic and sad image of a country that failed to achieve it's revolution goals...everyone one points his blame finger to others wherehas all Tunisians are reposnonsible or better to stay have been for along time irresponsible citizens...

Was not expecting to see that deep side of acting from Dhafer...the story line could have been a bit better as it seemed slow and a bit monodramic in most of the film, tbis is why i give it an 8 /10.

The director eye was so good and the deep dark depressive side is so touching.

We all must watch it and be faced of how the past 12 years of our lives have affected us and many generations to come,Not just in Tunisia.

Many facial expressions of rhe conflicting feelings have been very well mastered by the main actor.

I was not expecting to see rhis good director work as well from him , found it impressive.

Well done and well deserved award.

One of the best movies I've ever seen! This movie is not a thriller. It's a slow and realistic movie. Every detail matters and contributes to the overall message of the plot. Everything from the acting, directing, lighting, and dialect was beyond perfect. I went into the movie not expecting much, but it was the most pleasant surprise.

Definitely an inspiring movie! While I did not know much about Tunisia and the 2011 Tunisian revolution, this movie inspired me to go and learn more. Everyone needs to watch this movie at least once.

(I never left a review on anything before. This movie was so good that I had to change that)

Great director ,great actor, great story . Outstanding performance for all of the cast really enjoyed every second. Highly recommended for those who appreciate real art.

A great storyline and a great cast but Dhafer ruined it with his excessive facial expressions and i felt like he was pushing too hard to the point where it affected the rest of the cast and they all fell into the overdoing it range.