Hanadi Elya makes her feature film debut with this candid dramedy that exposes the skeletons in the closet of three very different women, all connected to one man, whose passing brings about a lesson in compassion with marital throes at the forefront. The Palestinian-Jordanian Director is a champion for women-centric thought-pieces that shine a light on the issues facing marginalized communities and with her first feature film, she offers just that, with a strong female cast leading the charge.
Salma’s Home is screening at the Arab Film Festival
Bakri Hassan Omari is dead. Although Salma (Juliet Awad), his first wife, is left in the dark. The struggling baker, a picture of sadness, steadily hangs on to her craft with furious dedication, baking alone in the kitchen. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Lamia (Rania Kurdi), the deceased’s second wife and aspiring socialite, sits in on his...
Salma’s Home is screening at the Arab Film Festival
Bakri Hassan Omari is dead. Although Salma (Juliet Awad), his first wife, is left in the dark. The struggling baker, a picture of sadness, steadily hangs on to her craft with furious dedication, baking alone in the kitchen. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Lamia (Rania Kurdi), the deceased’s second wife and aspiring socialite, sits in on his...
- 11/12/2022
- by Leon Overee
- AsianMoviePulse
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