Barra el-Manhag

This is definitely Amr Salama's master piece.

By far the best Arabic and Egyptian movie I've seen in the past 5 years at least.

The message the film wants to deliver is spot on and the approach used is just undeniably mind blowing.

Great story, filmography, and music, I appreciate the time I spent with that great work.

I see the historic reference was perfect, it's all distorted stories, future should be emphasized and valued in comparison to the useless history.

Thank you Maged Elkadwany you are the best and always my Star 🌟 Omar Shérif is a great discovery of a global star ✨ Amro Salama you did a great job, you are the only director that I trust and watch his works without waiting for feedbacks Asma Abu Zied it was very easy for you, I trust and always recommend you.

I regained the trust in the Egyptian cinema Thanks all the cast you all did a great work.

One of the best movies ever Maged el kedwany is a real legend. And amr salama too.

As ahmed amin as a guest of honor was so pleasant I do recommend it to all if u want to relax.

I enjoyed most of the film, I liked how they moved from the story to the history. Also I liked the way that they used the same actors in those scenes I was curious while watching the movie. I felt bored before the end of the film, espcialy while majed talking with nor, it was like a long conversation, and I skiped this the film is suitable for the whole family. Not has any bad parts nor and the children was so good and real, even the girl Looks bigger than Noor the casting is best fit for this film keep going amr salama I wish you more success.

Try always to make us watching wihout needs to skip this scene.

This is a touching movie. I haven't been a fan of Amr Salama before, but he outdone himself in this one. Nice visuals and silky smooth storytelling. The film captured the 80s in rural Egypt very well, a subculture rarely discussed. Sometimes kids around Nour (the main character) look like NPCs and this could've been easily avoided. However it is still stunning work. We need more films like this one.