Al Bahs an Manfaz l Khoroug Al Sayed Rambo

Haven't watched an Egyptian movie that's deep in a long time, the movie is amazing yet it's heart wrenching, none of the characters are close to fulfilling their basic needs let alone their dreams, kind souls wandering and hurting in a cruel world where no one is satisfied, I felt the movie was an alternative reality to the Egyptian dog who was brutally executed by a cruel violent neighbor, it reminded me of Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in America, great job, but too depressing, wouldn't recommend to watch it if you're currently depressed. I don't usually watch movies about animals because I know it always hurt.

This is simply a masterpiece. A warm, heartbreaking, and surprising internal journey.

You can't just watch it and consider it as a movie. It's a mirror; a very dark and sad one.

You will see the reflection between Hassan and Rambo in many scenes. The one with the mirror, the one where they sleep on the , maze like, floor and many other scenes.

" Everything is being stolen from me." When the father said that he is going to sing, the song automatically started to play in my mind, surprisingly it was the exact song was played. I was perfectly sunk inside the movie to this limit.

I cried when the father started to thing.

It was a tough and sad movie that I will watch again and again and again.

I think it's easy to get attached to a movie like this. It's simple, honest, and tells the story of a man trying to protect his dog while dealing with the tough challenges life throws at him. The way the story is written makes you feel connected, as if you're like Hassan, feeling his love and bond with Rambo. The cinematography was stunning, capturing every emotion beautifully and making the experience more immersive. Rambo, the dog, gave an amazing performance-his presence made the movie more impactful and profound. Honestly, a sweet film like this makes it easy to overlook any small flaws.

Love it so much.

It can be one of top lists movie, i didn't get thrilled into the movie from the beginning to the end never before , more than perfect acting from every single character , well done by essam omar 👏 However the end felt so sad, it deserve to be continued Totally recommend it.

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Brimming with emotion and hard truths. For me it stands among the finest in Egyptian cinema, alongside Al-Harif and Land of Fear. Honest, layered, and quietly daring, it weaves several dramatic threads into a cohesive, resonant journey toward refuge, leaving a lasting echo. Its tenderness lingers on.